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OpenAIRE and OPERAS join EOSC Federation as Scholarly Commons Node -

OpenAIRE and OPERAS have joined the second wave of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Federation as a candidate node, officially recognized by the European Commission and the EOSC Federation. The new EOSC Scholarly Commons Node is intended to integrate scholarly… Read More

Open access status update for SMAI Mathematics journals in 2026 -

EDP Sciences and the Société de Mathématiques Appliquées et Industrielles (SMAI) have confirmed that Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena and ESAIM: Probability and Statistics will remain fully open access in 2026 under the Subscribe to Open (S2O) model. Both journals achieved the required level… Read More

ResearchGate and Maximum Academic Press expand Journal Home partnership -

ResearchGate and Maximum Academic Press (MAP) have expanded their strategic Journal Home partnership, extending the existing agreement to include three additional journals: Grass Research, Medicinal Plant Biology, and Technology in Horticulture. During the first year of participation in Journal Home, MAP journals recorded growth… Read More

Elsevier report highlights nurse exclusion in clinical AI adoption -

Elsevier’s Clinician of the Future 2026 report, released on International Nurses Day, identifies uneven adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across clinician groups, with nurses reporting limited involvement in both usage and decision‑making. The findings are presented in the inaugural Clinician of the Future 2026:… Read More

Royal Society of Chemistry journals added to India’s One Nation One Subscription scheme -

The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) has announced that its journals portfolio is now accessible to 6,500 Indian institutions participating in the Government of India’s One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) initiative. The scheme is expected to benefit approximately 18 million researchers, students, and educators… Read More

NISO establishes Working Group on trust markers in scholarly publishing -

The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) has approved the formation of a Working Group to develop a recommended practice for identifying trust markers in scholarly content. The initiative aims to provide readers with clear definitions and a framework for understanding signals of credibility in published research. NISO… Read More


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