Taylor & Francis extends partnership with DataSeer to support journal data policy compliance - April 16, 2026
Taylor & Francis has announced an extension of its collaboration with DataSeer, continuing the use of the SnapShot AI service to help authors meet journal data‑sharing requirements. The agreement follows a year‑long pilot of SnapShot, which was recognized as a finalist… Read More
NISO Plus 2025 Conference Presentation Slides on AI and scholarly communications now available - April 16, 2026
Slides from the NISO Plus conference, held in Baltimore from February 16–18, 2025, have been made available through the organization’s figshare repository. The presentations cover a range of topics, including research integrity markers, open research infrastructure, access and… Read More
Royal Society Publishing completes transition to full open access in 2026 - April 16, 2026
Royal Society Publishing has reached its target of becoming fully open access by 2026, marking the culmination of a 20‑year process that began with the launch of its first open access journal. The transition was achieved through a combination of Read & Publish agreements… Read More
Nature Climate Change Journal marks 15 years of climate research and publishing - April 16, 2026
Nature Climate Change, the first thematic journal in the Nature Portfolio, is marking its fifteenth anniversary with a special issue reflecting on developments in climate research since its launch in 2011. Over the past decade and a half, the journal has published interdisciplinary research… Read More
Canadian Science Publishing launches Freshwater Policy and Practice Journal - April 16, 2026
Canadian Science Publishing (CSP) has announced the upcoming launch of Freshwater Policy and Practice, an open‑access journal scheduled to begin accepting submissions in May 2026. The journal is designed to provide a dedicated venue for research addressing challenges facing global freshwater systems, which are… Read More
Knowledgespeak Editorial – AI Is Everywhere in Scholarly Publishing, but Not Yet Aligned - April 15, 2026
AI did not enter scholarly publishing through policy or deliberate design. It arrived through use, becoming part of the everyday work of writing, reviewing, and editorial assessment. What stands out is not the speed of adoption, but its unevenness. Across the system, AI is now routine. Reviewers use it to… Read More
