AI is now embedded across multiple stages of the research process, from data analysis and image processing to manuscript preparation and translation. As AI use becomes routine, informal and inconsistent disclosure is increasingly misaligned with expectations around research integrity and transparency. Standardized disclosure frameworks, embedded within editorial and review workflows, are emerging as essential infrastructure for accountability, reproducibility, and trust. By treating AI use as part of the research record rather than an exception, the scholarly community can align innovation with integrity and ensure clearer oversight in an AI-enabled research ecosystem.
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Wiley and International Society of Automation announce co-publishing partnership to expand ISA automation publishing contentWiley and the International Society of Automation (ISA) have announced a strategic co-publishing partnership designed to expand global access to ISA’s technical and educational publishing content. The partnership is intended to produce and distribute high-value content to meet the needs of ISA members while…
Read more ACS and Case Western Reserve University announce new open access agreementAuthors affiliated with Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) are now able to publish open access journal articles in American Chemical Society (ACS) hybrid journals at no cost, with no yearly limits. The agreement was negotiated through OhioLINK and applies to articles…
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Jisc introduces new licensing approach for open infrastructure solutions supporting sustainable open researchJisc has introduced a new approach to licensing open infrastructure solutions designed to help UK institutions adopt cost-effective, collaborative, and strategically aligned research alternatives. According to the announcement, the new offering advances open infrastructure as part of a diverse range of solutions and vendors. The initiative was…
Read more Digital Preservation of the Scholarly Record wins 2026 Rosenblum Award for Scholarly Publishing ImpactDigital Preservation of the Scholarly Record has received the 2026 Rosenblum Award for Scholarly Publishing Impact, recognizing collaborative achievements of libraries, publishers, technologists, and preservationists focused on ensuring that the scholarly record remains accessible, reliable, and secure. Digital preservation supports long-term access to scholarly literature and reduces…
Read more Copyright Licensing Agency appoints Simon Hutson as Chief Executive OfficerThe Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) has appointed Simon Hutson as Chief Executive Officer. Simon will take up the role on February 9, 2026. Simon brings more than 20 years of experience across publishing, media, and technology, with senior leadership roles at organizations including the BBC, Reuters, and…
Read moreEverything you need to know in the scholarly publishing space, all in one place. Browse our collection of resources featuring articles, whitepapers and presentations relevant to the publishing industry, particularly STM publishing. Our collection of resources covers topics such as Open Access publishing, Research Publishing, peer review and author support for Scholarly communication, and AI-ML/NLP in Scholarly communication.
Diamond Open Access: Global Paradigm Shift in Scholarly Publishing
Diamond Open Access is an innovative model that ensures research outputs are freely accessible without imposing financial burdens on authors and readers. UNESCO assists Member States in formulating Open Access policies, and the Global Summit on Diamond Open Access held in Toluca, Mexico in October 2023 provided a global platform…
Generative AI in Scholarly Publishing – Exploring Opportunities & Addressing Threats
Generative AI is rapidly advancing with models like ChatGPT, LLaMA, and BERT, driven by progress in deep learning, computing power, and extensive datasets. These advancements enable AI to generate increasingly sophisticated and human-like outputs, impacting industries from virtual assistants to autonomous vehicles and smart homes. Beyond individual applications, AI is…
Browse our events calendar to plan your attendance at the most relevant events in the scholarly publishing industry. This section contains a collection of seminars, conferences, discussions, webinars, and annual meetings to enable you to be seen at the most relevant events.
The 12th ACSE Annual Conference convenes editors, publishers, policymakers, technologists, librarians, and institutional leaders to address the pressing theme of 'Rebuilding Trust in Scholarly Publishing'. As confidence in editorial systems, peer review, publishing practices, and research evaluation faces increasing challenges, the conference provides a collaborative forum to explore responsible practices,…
Read MoreThe UKSG 49th Annual Conference, taking place March 30 – April 1, 2026, will gather librarians, publishers, content providers, consultants, and intermediaries from around the world for one of the leading events in scholarly communications. The program will focus on critical themes such as Open Access publishing, metadata interoperability, digital…
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