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Thomson Reuters study suggests global imbalance in diabetes research funding -

The Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters has released an analysis revealing the top 35 global funders of diabetes research based on funding acknowledgments in academic papers indexed within the Thomson Reuters Web of Science, the premier scientific search and discovery platform and industry’s… Read More

CULC/CBUC releases up-to-date white paper on eBooks and Canadian public libraries -

The Canadian Urban Libraries Council (CULC/CBUC) has released an up-to-date white paper on eBooks and Canadian public libraries. Written by Christina de Castell (Vancouver Public Library) this updates the White Paper that was originally published by CULC/CBUC in August 2011. The new paper is entitled “Read More

Research and Markets adds Global Scientific and Technical Publishing 2013-2014 report to their offering -

Market research and data services provider Research and Markets, Ireland, has announced the addition of the "Global Scientific and Technical Publishing 2013-2014" report to their offering. The Global Scientific and Technical Publishing 2013-2014 report provides detailed market information for scientific and… Read More

Thomson Reuters names 2014 Drugs to Watch -

The Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters has released its annual forecast of the drugs to watch in 2014, including three potential blockbuster treatments anticipated to attain more than $1 billion in sales through 2019, after entering the marketplace this year. The study… Read More

Thomson Reuters releases The Research and Innovation Performance of the G20 report -

The Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters has released The Research and Innovation Performance of the G20, a report that mines scientific research and patent information across the G20 for insights into the global strategies of the world's leading economies. The study, which… Read More

Updated white paper for publishers ‘Selling to Academic and Corporate Libraries in Latin America’ now available for download -

Publishers attempting to sell to Latin American libraries face very different challenges to those selling within Europe and North America. These emerging markets require different sales and marketing techniques in order to be successful. An updated white paper for publishers entitled, "Selling to Academic and Corporate Libraries in Latin America,"… Read More

Australia continues to perform strongly in earth and environmental sciences -

Australia retained the third place in the Asia-Pacific region, with its greatest strengths still in earth and environmental sciences, according to the Nature Publishing Index 2013 Asia-Pacific released as a supplement to Nature. The country improved its NPI score by almost every measure, with the… Read More

Thomson Reuters releases analysis of global trademark trends in its third-annual State of Trademarks Report: Global Insights on Trademark Trends -

Thomson Reuters CompuMark, a Thomson Reuters Intellectual Property & Science business, has released its analysis of global trademark trends in its third-annual State of Trademarks Report: Global Insights on Trademark Trends. The report tracks trademark activity across 186 countries, covering nearly 4-and-a-half-million marks published across… Read More

Japan remains major scientific power in Asia-Pacific -

Japan remains the major scientific power in Asia-Pacific, despite China nipping at its heels. This is according to the Nature Publishing Index (NPI) 2013 Asia-Pacific published as a supplement to Nature. Japan, which is overcoming the impacts of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, with… Read More

China and Japan battle for science lead in dynamic Asia-Pacific region -

China and Japan continue to battle for the Asia-Pacific science crown as the region also boosts its contribution to global science, according to the Nature Publishing Index (NPI) 2013 Asia Pacific published as a supplement to Nature. Researchers from the Asia-Pacific contributed 31 percent (1,371)… Read More


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