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Although the efficiency of AI is unmatched, managing repetitive tasks with impressive speed and precision, it does not have the distinctly human traits of keen attention and insightful observation…
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ONOS can redefine the role of libraries in fostering academic success and encouraging research and innovation. It will be essential to navigate issues surrounding autonomy, specialized needs, and…
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With their diverse set of resources and skills, academic librarians can play a key role in educating students and researchers in combating misinformation, not only within the context of their…
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The scholarly publishing landscape thrives on innovation, collaboration, and mission-driven approaches. Drawing from decades of experience, Lauren Kane, CEO of BioOne, joins host, President, Global…
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Papermills have continued to be a significant crisis in the world of scholarly publishing. Through increased awareness, the adoption of new tools and practices, and collaborative efforts, the…
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European Accessibility Act (EAA), emerges as a powerful call to action, challenging industries to rethink inclusivity and build a future where accessibility is a standard practice. 
Publishers have a vital role in educating researchers about research integrity, ethical conduct, and the retraction process along with its consequences. As the number of retractions continues to…
Research integrity faces numerous and ongoing threats that are likely to persist for the foreseeable future, emphasizing the critical role that publishers must play in addressing these challenges. It…
Offering more funding opportunities, collaborative networks, flexible licensing options, and analytics tools can greatly enhance the overall appeal of open access publishing. By developing a more…
Here, we have compiled a list of 10 common red flags to watch for when considering an open access journal to publish your research.