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Libraries enter publishing agreement with Royal Society of Chemistry

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University Libraries has entered into a new “read and publish” agreement with the Royal Society of Chemistry, beginning Jan. 1. In addition to subscription access to the complete package of RSC journals, the agreement provides for Open Access publishing in RSC journals by corresponding authors affiliated with any NU campus, at no cost to themselves. 

Paris Declaration calls for data-driven forensics to spearhead the fight against fake science

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Supporters of research integrity have signed a new declaration calling for data-driven forensics – known as Forensic Scientometrics (FoSci) – to lead the charge in detecting, exposing and even preventing fake science. The Forensic Scientometrics (FoSci) Paris Declaration was drafted during an event in Paris last week organized and run by Digital Science’s VP of Research Integrity, Dr Leslie McIntosh.

ResearchGate and Sage Journal Home partnership to cover 90 journals and include Open Access...

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ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and Sage, a global academic publisher of books, journals, and a growing suite of library products and services, has announced a renewal of their Journal Home partnership. The renewed agreement will see a diverse selection of Sage’s open access and an addition of hybrid journals accessible through Journal Home, growing visibility and engagement through ResearchGate’s 25m+ active researcher members globally

CSIRO Publishing Selects Silverchair

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Silverchair announced today a partnership with CSIRO Publishing to host their rich repository of over 120,000 articles and extensive book collection. CSIRO Publishing is Australia's leading science publisher of books, journals and magazines. Their mission is to enhance the impact of science by communicating the outcomes of research, empowering decision makers, and enriching the lives of their readers. 

Springer Nature welcomes India’s “One Nation One Subscription” Initiative, supporting the country’s research ecosystem

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The leading scientific publisher has long been a partner to the Indian research community and will now serve 6380 institutions under ONOS, empowering approximately 18 million researchers, students, and educators. As the largest publisher of academic research in India, Springer Nature is committed to supporting Indian authors and institutions, enabling more of them to get published and for their work to reach a global audience.

ResearchGate and Canadian Science Publishing expand Journal Home partnership to cover Open Access Agreement...

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ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and Canadian Science Publishing (CSP), Canada's largest, not-for-profit publisher of peer-reviewed science journals, have announced a further expansion to their Journal Home partnership to include the Open Access Agreement Upgrade (OAAU). This follows the recent expansion of their Journal Home partnership to cover CSP’s complete journal portfolio.

Cadmore Media to Partner with IET.tv to Offer Video Production and Broadcast Services to...

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Cadmore Media is excited to announce a new partnership with IET.tv, a trusted leader in video production since 2002. This collaboration allows Cadmore Media to offer production services to its clients, including high-quality broadcasts, webinar production, original content creation, and in-person event capture, all seamlessly integrated with Cadmore’s industry-leading video publishing solutions.

EDP Sciences Reaffirms Commitment to Research4Life

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EDP Sciences is pleased to announce its renewed commitment to Research4Life, an initiative that provides vital research content to institutions in lower- and middle-income countries covered by the programme. As part of this recommitment, EDP Sciences will continue to offer free or low-cost access to its journals for these institutions, and will provide free publication for Group A countries.

Expanding the impact narrative to include transparent research practices: A pilot project between DataSeer...

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Defining the true impact of research is an elusive task. Open science practices such as data sharing, code sharing, protocol and methods sharing, preregistration, and others, can establish pathways towards increased impact. Communicating that impact hinges on easy access to as many elements of the research, metadata surrounding the research, and its usage, as possible. It takes a village.

SSP Launches Global Compensation and Benefits Benchmarking Study

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Compensation and Benefits Benchmarking Study! This annual global study will gather comprehensive data on wages, compensation, benefits, policies, and skills from professionals in scholarly communications and the organizations that employ them. The survey results will be hosted on SSP’s new Insights Platform.

ResearchGate and American Academy of Pediatrics announce new Journal Home partnership for complete journals...

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ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the largest professional association of pediatricians in the United States, today announced a new partnership that aims to grow the reach and readership of AAP journals through ResearchGate’s innovative Journal Home offering.

The Compay of Biologists renews Read & Publish Open Access agreement with Jisc

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The Company of Biologists is delighted to announce the renewal of our Read & Publish Open Access agreement with Jisc, the UK digital, data and technology agency focused on tertiary education, research and innovation.