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IntechOpen journals celebrates first anniversary of open science portfolio -

Spring 2022 marked a significant milestone for IntechOpen as they ventured into the realm of Open Science by launching a portfolio of journals. Now, one year later, they are celebrating the successful first anniversary of their foray into Open Science. The IntechOpen Open Science journal portfolio currently… Read More

Improving global research discoverability and visibility through ScienceDirect -

ScienceDirect, the Elsevier platform renowned for its vast collection of scientific, technical, and medical research, has released its report titled 'Expanded reach on a trusted platform.' This report delves into the initial outcomes of ScienceDirect's pilot initiative, aimed at facilitating researchers… Read More

Council calls for transparent, equitable, and open access to scholarly publications -

In a significant move towards promoting open science, the Council has adopted conclusions on "high quality, transparent, open, trustworthy, and equitable scholarly publishing," emphasizing the urgent need for unrestricted open access to research funded by the public. The Council's stance aims to ensure that scientific findings are readily available and… Read More

Global open access initiative, SCOAP3, drives dramatic increase in reach and readership of Taylor & Francis books -

In a major boost for open access publishing, Taylor & Francis has announced its continued participation in SCOAP3 for Books, a ground-breaking initiative that has significantly expanded the readership and reach of high-energy physics books. As the pilot phase transitions into a long-term program,… Read More

ResearchGate and Frontiers announce partnership to enhance journal presence and engagement -

In a move aimed at expanding the reach and engagement of open access journals, ResearchGate and Frontiers have joined forces in a new partnership. ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and Frontiers, the sixth-largest and third most-cited publisher globally, announced the collaboration that will… Read More

ALPSP, CUJS, and Charlesworth launch new training course to advance scholarly publishing in China -

The Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) has announced the launch of an innovative training course specifically designed for scholarly publishers in China. Titled 'The Very Latest in Open Access in China and Around the Globe,' this course aims to provide valuable… Read More


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