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IntechOpen publishes 8,000th open access book -

IntechOpen has announced the publication of its 8,000th open access book, marking a milestone in 2026 that follows the 20th anniversary of its first open access title. The 8,000th book, Technology, Cultural Heritage and Scientific Diplomacy, is a specialized monograph published in the IntechOpen Compact format. It… Read More

Coherent Digital and Jisc sign agreement for Policy Commons, Applied Science Commons, and Coherent Impact -

Coherent Digital has signed a new agreement with Jisc that provides UK higher education institutions with access to tens of millions of indexed grey literature outputs—materials typically not published in books or journals—on special terms. The agreement covers three major resources: • Applied Science… Read More

Elsevier completes acquisition of Mytonomy -

Elsevier has completed its acquisition of Mytonomy, a provider of video‑based patient engagement solutions for healthcare systems and health plans. The agreement, first announced in March, combines Elsevier’s clinical content and healthcare offerings with Mytonomy’s cloud platform and micro‑learning resources. Mytonomy will be integrated… Read More

Clarivate launches Web of Science Research Intelligence platform for institutions -

Clarivate has announced the global launch of Web of Science Research Intelligence, an AI‑native platform designed to support research institutions in areas such as funding, strategy, and impact assessment. The platform is now available worldwide. Developed in collaboration with the research community, including more… Read More

IOP Publishing introduces tool to detect duplicate peer reviews -

IOP Publishing (IOPP) has developed a machine‑learning tool designed to detect duplicate peer review reports, addressing concerns about reviewer fraud and safeguarding research integrity in scholarly publishing. Duplicate peer reviews occur when the same report is submitted for multiple manuscripts, undermining the reliability of peer review. In… Read More

Open Access Week 2026 to focus on ‘The Cost of Knowledge’ -

The theme for International Open Access Week 2026, scheduled for October 19–25, is “The Cost of Knowledge.” The focus highlights the financial, human, and environmental costs associated with creating, sharing, and sustaining knowledge, particularly when these processes are shaped by private rather than public interests. Organizers explained that the theme… Read More


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