Why do researchers commit misconduct?
Shilpi Mehra takes a look at the pressures beneath the surface in the world of scholarly communications
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Professors Richard DiMarchi and Rolf Müller recognised with Tu Youyou Award
Award acknowledges exceptional scholars committed to the research fields of natural products chemistry and medicinal chemistry
Leading library change with confidence
Leading Change with Confidence: Oren Beit-Arie takes a detailed look at Clarivate's Pulse of the Library 2025 report
The importance of research information citizenship
Good information doesn’t happen by accident; it requires intentional behaviour, writes Simon Porter
The power of collective action
Taylor & Francis’ Pledge to Open celebrates a successful second year, write James Watson and Maria Angelaki
A megaphone for research
Mitja-Alexander Linss explains how scientific storytelling drives research impact
From niche model to publishing standard
Carrie Webster, VP for Open Access at Springer Nature, reflects on 25 years of progress for the publishing model
Solving the equity gap in open access with Bloomsbury Open Collections
Ros Pyne, Bloomsbury's Director of Open Access and Innovation, shares how the new Open Collections model is providing an alternative route to open access…
How altmetrics are reshaping research impact measurement
Mike Taylor from Digital Science discusses the evolution of altmetrics in a fragmented digital world
The accessible future of research: from checklists to cultural change
To create a truly inclusive research ecosystem we must leverage technology, prioritise metadata and embrace shared responsibility
Reimagining peer review: a case for innovation
AI can simplify the process enormously and help publishers get ahead of the industry’s upheavals, writes Mitja-Alexander Linss
The future of research in a fractured world
When funding, freedom, and facts are up for debate, honest conversation isn’t just helpful – it’s essential, writes Francesca Brazzorotto