IOP Publishing and Tsinghua University celebrate 100 years of physics with global Quantum and AI workshop - March 26, 2026
IOP Publishing (IOPP) and Tsinghua University are organizing a series of events to mark the 100th anniversary of the university’s Department of Physics. The program includes the IOP China Scientific Advisory Board Annual Gathering and a one-day international workshop on Progress in Quantum and… Read More
AIP Publishing launches APL Engineering Physics with first articles published online - March 26, 2026
AIP Publishing has announced that the first articles from APL Engineering Physics are now available online, marking the launch of the newest APL-branded journal. APL Engineering Physics is a gold open access journal focused on interdisciplinary research applying physics principles to engineering challenges and… Read More
O’Reilly appoints Julie Baron as President - March 26, 2026
O’Reilly has appointed Julie Baron as president, succeeding Laura Baldwin, who will retire after serving as president for 15 years and as an executive since 2001. Baron has more than 20 years of experience in technology and media and has been with O’Reilly for nearly a decade.… Read More
Taylor & Francis and Cambridge Scholars Publishing eBook distribution partnership - March 25, 2026
Taylor & Francis and Cambridge Scholars Publishing have announced an eBook distribution partnership that expands the global availability of Cambridge Scholars Publishing titles. Libraries and organizations worldwide can provide access to books from the Cambridge Scholars Publishing portfolio through the Taylor… Read More
Wiley partners with AMNH to build comprehensive Raman spectral mineral database - March 25, 2026
Wiley has announced a collaborative project with the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) to extend access to the museum’s mineral collection to scientists worldwide. The project aligns Wiley’s focus on research infrastructure with the American Museum of Natural History’s objective of disseminating knowledge… Read More
UK Government AI and copyright consultation update removes preference for text and data mining exception - March 25, 2026
The UK Government has issued an update confirming a move away from a proposed copyright exception that would have allowed technology companies to train AI models on copyrighted content without a license. The shift reflects positions advocated by Cambridge and other copyright holders and relates to the… Read More
