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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. 

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.

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.

Altmetric adds Bluesky social media as a research attention source

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Digital Science is excited to announce that Altmetric, which gauges the online attention of research, has added the social media platform Bluesky as a new attention source for published research.

Knowledge Gate Group Wins the Fifth Annual Vesalius Innovation Award by Karger Publishers

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The Knowledge Gate Group startup that has developed an AI-powered platform to accelerate research won first place at the VIA Award ceremony today, December 3rd, in London.

MPDL Launches the Max Planck Decentralized Science Initiative: DeSci Connect

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The Max Planck Digital Library (MPDL) is thrilled to announce the launch of the Max Planck Decentralized Science Initiative “DeSci Connect”. DeSci Connect aims to transform scientific collaboration by embracing principles of openness, transparency, and democratization.

Digital Science Teams Up with Huron to Strengthen Research Security and Compliance for Education...

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Digital Science, a technology company serving stakeholders across the research ecosystem, is pleased to announce Huron (NASDAQ: HURN), a global professional services firm, will integrate Dimensions Research Security into its suite of services to support clients in the research and higher education sectors.

Altmetric now tracks clinical impact of research

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Digital Science is pleased to announce that its flagship product Altmetric, which gauges the online attention of research, has added a new attention source: Clinical Guidelines.

ResearchGate and MIT announce Journal Home agreement

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ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, today announced a new Journal Home agreement with the MIT Press, one of the largest and most distinguished university presses in the world.

New AI-based natural language feature makes complex searches in Dimensions faster and easier

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Digital Science is pleased to announce that its flagship product Dimensions, the world’s most complete database of linked research information, is launching a beta to explore the responsible use of a new AI-based Natural Language to Query technology.

Sherpa services combined into new user-friendly platform: open policy finder

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Single platform will continue to streamline decision making in open access publication and compliance for authors and institutions. We have combined the three Sherpa services, Sherpa Fact, Sherpa Romeo and Sherpa Juliet, into a single platform with a new name, open policy finder.

ProQuest Research Assistant helps students use academic AI responsibly

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Recent research reveals college students are struggling to understand how to use AI responsibly in their studies. When asked if they know when or how to use generative AI to help with coursework, more than 30% of undergraduates don’t know or are unsure. The same research shows that alleviating the confusion about when AI is okay – and when it’s not – is often falling on the shoulders of faculty, a group whose time is already stretched.