With its Scopus AI search now offered to Scopus customers, Elsevier is stressing its emphasis on responsible use of artificial intelligence.
UK: The Research and Scholarly Forum: London Book Fair, March 14
The ‘Research and Scholarly Forum’ at London Book Fair will look at AI, open access, and academic publishing policy.
England: A Fly on the Wall on the Publishers Association’s Climate Pledge
Independent press Fly on the Wall is a signatory to the UK Publishers Association’s ‘Publishing Declares’ climate effort.
Amsterdam’s Elsevier: Research and Real-World Impact
Near year’s end, Amsterdam’s Elsevier releases two reports looking at research and its impact beyond campuses and research hubs.
Research Publishing: Projekt DEAL, Springer Nature in New Five-Year Accord
The three-publisher program devised to elevate German open-access research publication reports that it expects a formal signing of a new accord within weeks.
Elsevier and Projekt DEAL: More Open Access in Germany
The Projekt DEAL program inks its third major research-publishing agreement, as Elsevier signs a five-year transformative agreement.
Artificial Intelligence: Elsevier Releases ‘Scopus AI’ for Researchers
The Elsevier Scopus research database has released ‘Scopus AI’ for scholarly writers to explore, promising speed and responsibility.
The Netherlands’ Elsevier: Global Accessibility Certification
As Benetech’s iconic certification turns five years old, the research giant Elsevier receives its Global Certified Accessible designation.
Climate: Martin Predicts Carbon Emission Labels on Books
Exclusive to Publishing Perspectives: Elsevier’s Rachel Martin, speaking at a climate conference, predicts carbon labeling on printed books.
Madrid’s Readmagine: Skill Sets and ‘Human-Centric Digital Innovation’
First organized in 2006, Spain’s innovation-themed Readmagine industry-facing conference is set for June 7 to 9 in Madrid.