The Association of University Presses opens another University Press Week promotion with readings and events for consumers.
Richard Charkin on Open Access: Paradigms and Revolution
In academic publishing, Richard Charkin asks if open access for primary research could be ‘a serious mistake in the making.’
Elsevier on Biodiversity: Latin America Leads Research
The COP16 Biodiversity sessions underway in Colombia are augmented by Elsevier’s new report on leading regions producing relevant research.
Academic Publishing: Wiley Announces Six New Journals
‘Advanced Intelligent Discovery’ and ‘Advanced Robotics Research’ are two AI-related journals coming to Wiley’s ‘Advanced’ brand.
Academic Publishing: Springer Nature and Code Ocean Extend a Partnership
Through this new partnership, authors submitting manuscripts to Springer Nature can share code and data through Code Ocean.
Frankfurt’s ‘Stage 4.0’: Science, Academic Publishing, and Education
The newly configured ‘Stage 4.0’ just off the Agora in Hall 4.0 at Frankfurt will have daily programming focused in part on education.
In the UK: Taylor & Francis’ Adds Seven Issue-Driven Collections
Academic publishing with an eye to current affairs: Taylor & Francis renews its ‘Pledge To Open’ model after its pilot program succeeds.
Academic Publishing: France’s Publishers on Open Access
In a bid for ‘copyright and academic freedom,’ France’s publishers cheer a court ruling on a university’s open-access policy.
Academic Publishing: ‘Pledge To Open’ by Taylor & Francis
Challenges for journalism, ‘moral panics,’ and climate injustice are topics in Taylor & Francis’ forthcoming ‘Pledge To Open’ books.
Academic Publishing: ALPSP Names Its Rising Stars for a Second Year
The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers’ five winners will be honored in September at the organization’s conference.