Emerald Publishing this year surveyed 1,199 researchers and added Indigenous voices to its research on inclusivity in academic publishing
Open Access in Italy: A New Three-Year Transformative Agreement
The newly announced agreement between IEEE and Italy’s Crui opens options to researchers at 54 universities and research hubs.
Finnish Research: Springer Nature Announces a Fourth Transformative Agreement
The new FinElib transformative agreement may reach researchers at as many as 30 institutions, according to Springer Nature.
Wiley Survey: Society Members on Diversity, Sustainability
Roughly three-quarters of respondents to Wiley’s academic-society survey said they want societies to ‘take the lead’ on diversity.
Cengage’s Gale and Bodleian Libraries: Asia-Pacific Fellowships
The Gale-Bodleian Libraries partnership is in its second year of Asia-Pacific research into digital humanities fellowships.
England’s IOP: Researchers Cite Lack of Funds for Open Access
The funding barrier to open-access publishing, in IOP Publishing’s survey, is unevenly shared in terms of geography and more.
Finnish Frankfurt Fellow Kalle Siltala: ‘A Versatile View’
Helsinki’s Kalle Siltala’s family founded one of the two publishing houses at which he works. He’s one of this year’s Frankfurt Fellows.
Holtzbrinck’s Springer Nature and University of California Renew Open Access Deal
The agreement Springer Nature is touting with the University of California is an extension of its 2020 arrangement for research articles.
England’s Oxford University Press Is Migrating Its Catalogue to Its Online Platform
The move of Oxford University Content to its online portal is a bid to provide ‘streamlined access’ to the publisher’s content.
The Netherlands’ Elsevier and Its ‘Confidence in Research’ Project
The pandemic-era vulnerability of research to drivers of anti-science resistance and fear make Elsevier’s new project timely.