JMIR Publications and ZB MED extend flat-fee unlimited open access agreement through 2026 - December 5, 2025
JMIR Publications and ZB MED – Information Centre for Life Sciences have extended and expanded their Flat-Fee Unlimited Open Access Publishing Agreement through 2026. The consortium arrangement will continue to support open access publishing for corresponding authors across eight German institutions and reflects the… Read More
EIFL and Sage renew access and publishing agreement through 2028 - December 5, 2025
EIFL has renewed its agreement with Sage Publishing for access to and publishing in Sage journals for an additional three years, extending through December 2028. The agreement includes free and discounted access to the Sage Premier collection, waived or discounted Article Processing Charges (APCs),… Read More
EBSCO’s LitBase named Choice Outstanding Academic Title - December 5, 2025
EBSCO Information Services’(EBSCO) literature database LitBase has been named an Outstanding Academic Title by Choice, recognizing scholarly books and digital resources selected by the Choice editorial team from more than 2800 titles reviewed over the past year. Only… Read More
Springer Nature and OASE establish transformative agreement to expand open access publishing in Japan - December 4, 2025
Springer Nature and OASE have signed a new agreement that expands open access publishing opportunities for institutions in Japan starting in 2026. The agreement will run from 2026 to 2028 and is intended to support universities and national research and development organizations that have… Read More
Sense about Science and Taylor & Francis launch research integrity toolkit for early career researchers - December 4, 2025
Sense about Science and Taylor & Francis have published a new research integrity toolkit that has been developed to support early career researchers (ECRs). The guide has been created to address common questions and provide practical advice to help researchers avoid… Read More
BMJ series highlights how AI is reshaping doctor-patient relationships in healthcare - December 4, 2025
A new BMJ series has examined how artificial intelligence is becoming a third party in clinical consultations and reshaping interactions between doctors and patients. The series describes the emergence of triadic care, a model in which clinicians, patients, and AI jointly influence clinical encounters. It explains that… Read More
