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IET announces partnership with J-STAGE to index 53 Japanese journals in Inspec

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The Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) research database, Inspec, will now include content from J-STAGE, Japan’s largest database for reviewed academic papers.

Research Square, AJE Launch Author Beta of Ai Editing Service

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This week, Research Square launched the beta version of their artificial intelligence (AI) based editing service. The technology, built on AJE’s 16 years of editing experience, assesses English-language grammar, spelling, and phrasing in scientific manuscripts and provides authors with a language quality score and an automated language edit.

The Swiss Library Service Platform in deal with Ex Libris to join the early...

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Ex Libris®, a ProQuest company, is pleased to announce that the Swiss Library Service Platform (SLSP) has signed an agreement to join the early adopter program for the Ex Libris Rapido™ resource sharing solution.

AAAS Moves Science Family Publications to Atypon’s Online Platform to Enhance Reader Experience

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The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the world's largest general scientific society and publisher of the six Science family of journals, will be moving its full suite of online journal content to Atypon’s online publishing platform, Literatum, in the summer of 2021.

ConTech Week 2020 16th to 19th November – conference programme announced today

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ConTech Week 2020 features four half day sessions of talks, interaction and networking. ConTech will set the scene on what real digital transformation looks like for your content business. You can re-evaluate that business, focus deeply on your users and explore and discover how technological innovation is changing the competitive environment forever!

American Chemical Society partners with PBS and YouTube for new video series

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The American Chemical Society (ACS), a leading voice in science communication and education, has launched Untold, a new video series in partnership with PBS Digital Studios and YouTube Learning. The limited-run series features stories about science and how chemistry, physics, astronomy and geology can provide insights into the world around us.

OECD wins sustainability award for UNSILO-powered SDG Pathfinder

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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has been awarded the inaugural University Press Redux Sustainability Award for its SDG Pathfinder website, an innovative tool that uses UNSILO technology to link all its content to relevant goals from the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Future Science Group publishes its first Plain Language Summary of Publication

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Recognizing the vital role of patients in medical and scientific research, the Future Science Group (FSG) has today published a new style of article – a Plain Language Summary of Publication, the first of its kind for FSG.

EMS Press Adopts MSP’s EditFlow for Submissions and Peer Review

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EMS Press, the publishing house of the not-for-profit European Mathematical Society, has chosen ​EditFlow​ from MSP (Mathematical Sciences Publishers) to manage submissions and peer review across 16 of its journals.

Pluto Journals launches pilot to flip its entire journal portfolio to Open Access using...

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Pluto Journals, the social sciences publisher based in London, UK, has announced a pilot to transform its complete journal portfolio of 21 titles to Open Access (OA) from 2021 onwards. The project “Pluto Open Journals” will be realised in partnership with Knowledge Unlatched and supported by the conceivers of the ground-breaking Subscribe-to-Open (S2O) model Libraria, a group of anthropologists and other social scientists committed to Open Access.

Webinar – How to succeed with content marketing

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Top tips to create evidence-based digital stories enticing wider audiences to engage with world-leading research and innovation Throughout the course of the pandemic, people have...

Digital focus and strong sales help Cambridge University Press face pandemic

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A strong performance helped Cambridge University Press to secure an increase in sales during the last year, despite the impact of the global pandemic. As the Press’s newly-published annual report for 2019/20 shows nearly 11 months of strong growth were interrupted by the impact of COVID-19 during the last six weeks of the financial year and the subsequent global lockdown of schools and universities.