Science and Research Content

News Archive

ResearchGate–AVES agreement enhances discoverability of open access titles -

ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and AVES, an independent academic publisher based in Istanbul, announced a new Journal Home partnership covering a range of AVES’s open access scholarly journals. The agreement is intended to strengthen the global visibility and impact of AVES journals… Read More

AAAS adds Research Future to Science Partner Journal program -

The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has announced a partnership with the Science and Technology Review Publishing House, under the leadership of the China Association for Science and Technology (CAST), to publish Research Future as part of the Science Partner Journal… Read More

WHO urges stronger ethics oversight in AI health research -

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping health research, offering opportunities to accelerate scientific discovery, strengthen health systems, and improve health outcomes. At the same time, without robust ethical safeguards and oversight, AI‑related research could introduce risks that undermine human rights, equity, and public trust. The World Health… Read More

OAPEN and Max Planck Society partner to build open access book collection -

The OAPEN Foundation has announced a partnership with the Max Planck Society (MPG) to develop a collection of open access books authored by researchers from more than 80 Max Planck Institutes and facilities. The institutes cover a wide range of disciplines, from the natural… Read More

CCC’s RightFind Enterprise connects with AVAYL MedPro platform -

Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) has announced an API‑based integration of its software solution RightFind Enterprise® with AVAYL’s MedPro, an AI‑powered Medical Affairs workflow platform. The integration enables medical information teams using MedPro to securely access peer‑reviewed scholarly literature and verify applicable… Read More

Knowledgespeak Editorial – How Can Scholarly Publishers Become AI-Native? -

Connecting a research archive to a large language model alters content discovery, but it does not make a publisher AI-native. Truly integrating artificial intelligence requires redesigning publishing workflows around what these systems reliably achieve—guided by subject-matter and editorial expertise at every stage. Scholarly publishing already possesses a strong baseline: structured… Read More


sponsor links

For banner ads click here