University of Sheffield receives £3.5m gift for climate research
Centre spans sustainability challenges including decarbonising the energy sector and combating deforestation
Sustainable development
ResearchGate partners with ASABE to expand journal reach
Partnership aims to raise public awareness of agriculture and biology and advance sustainable solutions
Emerald and PRME partner to launch journals on responsible management
Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) is an initiative of the United Nations Global Compact
EBSCO launches Indigenous Studies Source database
Resource brings together journals, books and primary materials covering Indigenous communities across multiple regions
25 years of expanding who gets to participate in global research
Research4Life works with more than 185 publisher partners to provide access to 250,000 journals, books and databases
Purpose Led Publishing expands APS Summit access
Physical sciences coalition to host 23 global satellite hubs for 2026 APS Global Physics Summit in Denver
Jisc’s new licensing approach to support open research infrastructure
Institutions helped to adopt more cost-effective, collaborative and strategically aligned alternatives
Building a more sustainable publishing future together
Liz Martin explains some of the strategies that led to a 36 per cent reduction in carbon emissions at IOP Publishing
IOP Publishing cuts carbon emissions by more than a third
Publisher says the most significant opportunities lie in purchased goods and services, business travel, and employee commuting
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Celebrating innovation and impact: the power of scholarly publishing
We need to recognise, celebrate, and elevate those driving progress, writes Melanie Dolechek
SDG policies “more likely to cite research” than others
Springer Nature research also shows open access articles are cited in policy nearly a year earlier than non-OA articles