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ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and OAE Publishing, a multidisciplinary open-access publisher, today announced a new Journal Home partnership that will further OAE Publishing’s mission to build a more open and transparent publishing ecology.

The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) partners with ChronosHub to provide a centralized portal in which researchers will manage their publishing activities with IEEE, simplifying the publishing journey through a user-first experience while also optimizing operations.

Charlesworth, an Enago company, a leading provider of STM publishing solutions, has released a new white paper, Author Marketing in China 2025: Trends and Insights. This report offers fresh insights into how Chinese researchers, especially Early Career Researchers (ECRs), approach academic publishing. It aims to help scholarly publishers tailor their author engagement strategies to the specific behaviours and expectations of the Chinese research community.

A new five-year agreement between the Australian Academy of Science and CSIRO continues a long-standing collaboration to support CSIRO’s 15 Journals of Scientific Research. These journals are published by CSIRO Publishing, an editorially independent publishing unit within CSIRO. Each year, over 1,000 high-quality, internationally significant articles are published, with a particular focus on Australia and the surrounding region.

Frontiers announces a new open access publishing agreement with the University of Padua, supported by its Open Science Committee, ensuring that affiliated researchers can publish their work seamlessly in any of Frontiers’ journals without incurring individual article processing charges (APCs).

Silverchair has announced the expansion of our successful AI Playground (first launched in May 2024) to ScholarOne Manuscripts. The ScholarOne AI Playground has been designed as a space for active experimentation in direct collaboration with publishers and editors.

Silverchair has announced a new beta release of an API-driven solution for seamless two-way integrations in ScholarOne Manuscripts. ScholarOne Relay is a new API layer, allowing scalable integrations into ScholarOne from customer and third-party technologies.

The global impact of Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) research is set to increase under a new open access (OA) agreement with publisher Taylor & Francis. The three-year partnership will enable UNAM researchers to publish OA articles in more than 2,400 journals.

ResearchGate, the professional network for researchers, and MA Healthcare, the established publishing company providing nursing and medical education content, offering more than 50 peer-reviewed journals, digital resources, conferences, and websites for health professionals at all levels of training and practice, have announced a new Journal Home partnership to expand the reach, readership, and authorship of MA Healthcare  journals worldwide.

Aries Systems Corporation, a leading provider of workflow management technologies for the scholarly publishing community, and DataSeer, a developer of AI-powered research integrity solutions for institutions, publishers, and funders, are pleased to announce their partnership to elevate quality and transparency in scientific research.

Enago, a leader in publishing and educational technology solutions, today announced the launch of DocuMark, developed by Trinka AI. DocuMark is a groundbreaking platform designed to transform how academic institutions address AI-assisted student submissions.

Hum has announced that Oxford University Press (OUP), one of the world's largest university presses, will soon begin using Hum’s AI-based editorial assistant, Alchemist Review. Working on a limited set of content, this collaboration will enable OUP to leverage Hum’s deep textual analysis together with Grounded AI’s contextual citation checks to provide an intelligent manuscript assessment to their editors. The goals are to enhance the depth of manuscript assessment, reduce editorial burden and seek efficiencies in the editorial review process.