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OECD data, publications, and analysis now freely accessible -

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has announced a major transition to an open-access information model, making its extensive data, publications, and analysis freely accessible to the public. This move marks a significant step in promoting transparency and enabling broader dissemination of important economic and… Read More

New Wolters Kluwer solution simplifies continuing education for nurse practitioners -

Wolters Kluwer Health has announced the launch of ClinicalPulse, a streamlined continuing education (CE) solution designed specifically for Nurse Practitioners (NPs). This innovative platform offers a personalized, efficient learning experience that aligns with the requirements of national and state certification boards. ClinicalPulse stands out… Read More

Open Consultation: Crafting a vision for European repositories -

European repositories play a crucial role in the open science landscape by acquiring, preserving, and providing open access to a vast array of valuable research outputs. Recognizing their importance, OpenAIRE, LIBER, SPARC Europe, and COAR unveiled a joint… Read More

STM appoints Donna Okubo as the new Community Engagement Manager -

The STM Association has announced the appointment of Donna Okubo as the newly-established STM Community Engagement Manager. In this pivotal role, Donna will collaborate with a wide array of stakeholder groups across the STM ecosystem, including STM members, funders, allied organizations, and partners. Her mission is to… Read More

New report sheds light on no-fee open access publishing in Africa -

EIFL (Electronic Information for Libraries) has released an insightful report titled ‘Landscape of No-Fee Open Access Publishing in Africa.’ The report provides a comprehensive overview of Diamond Open Access (OA) journals in Africa, which are journals that do not charge fees to authors or… Read More

FIZ Karlsruhe’s RADAR research data repository adopted statewide in Brandenburg -

For the first time, a German federal state is using RADAR, FIZ Karlsruhe’s research data repository, to centrally and sustainably manage research data across its universities. The repository will be part of the joint project "Institutionalized and Sustainable Research Data Management in Brandenburg" (IN-FDM-BB), hosted at the… Read More


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