Clarivate and CAPES Expand Landmark Partnership to Power Research and Innovation Across Brazil

June 3, 2025

Clarivate Plc (NYSE:CLVT), a leading global provider of transformative intelligence, today announced the renewal of its multi-year partnership with CAPES (Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior), significantly expanding access to trusted Academia & Government and Life Sciences & Healthcare data across over 400 Brazilian institutions. As compared to the previous contract, the agreement increases institutional coverage by 57%, extending the reach of high-quality research tools to universities and research centers across Brazil — from major metropolitan areas to the country’s most remote regions.

As a key agency under Brazil’s Ministry of Education, CAPES plays a vital role in advancing postgraduate education, supporting high-level training, and fostering international scientific collaboration. A long-standing partner to CAPES, Clarivate began its collaboration with the agency in 2001, when the Web of Science became one of the first databases integrated into the CAPES Portal. This new agreement builds on that legacy, delivering enhanced access to solutions including Web of Science, Journal Citation Reports, Cortellis Drug Discovery Intelligence and Derwent Innovation Index.

By bringing together world-class data and insights from academic research and the life sciences and healthcare sectors, the agreement empowers researchers and practitioners at all levels — including scholars, policy advisors, biomedical scientists and healthcare professionals — to conduct innovative research, develop new treatments, improve patient care, and inform policy decisions. It provides broad access to critical information, advancing evidence-based discovery, education and decision-making across disciplines.

Matti Shem Tov, Chief Executive Officer, Clarivate, said: “This expanded partnership with CAPES is a powerful example of how strategic collaboration can accelerate research and innovation on a national scale. Brazil has made remarkable progress in advancing scientific excellence and global collaboration. We’re proud to support this momentum by providing trusted data, insights, and technology to researchers across the country — from early discovery through impact assessment. Our shared commitment to expanding access and fostering innovation will continue to shape the future of research in Brazil and beyond.”

Denise Pires de Carvalho, President, CAPES, said: “Brazil is experiencing a moment of growing scientific output beyond its major urban centers, with resources now being distributed in a more equitable and democratic way to boost productivity across all regions. This collaboration with Clarivate enables us to better understand the scientific production profile of Brazilian institutions and supports more informed investment decisions to reduce regional disparities, which remains a significant national challenge. Many researchers in the North, Northeast and Center-West have limited access to the resources needed to give visibility to their work and expanding that access can make a meaningful difference.”

The renewed partnership reflects a shared commitment to democratizing access to critical scientific information and enabling data-driven research excellence. Through Web of Science, Journal Citation Reports, and Derwent Innovation Index, academic institutions and government agencies gain deeper visibility into global research trends, publication impact, and innovation pathways — supporting policy development, institutional benchmarking, and scholarly advancement.

Complementing these capabilities, expanded access to Cortellis Drug Discovery Intelligence equips Brazil’s life sciences community — including postgraduate students, faculty, and biomedical researchers — with comprehensive insights across biology, pharmacology, and chemistry. From disease understanding and drug interactions to clinical studies and intellectual property, users can more efficiently navigate the full R&D lifecycle and accelerate decision-making in high-impact research areas.

By significantly expanding access to trusted research and innovation tools, this agreement supports CAPES’ mission to reduce regional disparities and foster inclusive academic excellence. Institutions from across Brazil — from leading urban universities to those in underserved and remote regions — can now leverage high-quality data to strengthen postgraduate programs, accelerate innovation, and elevate the global visibility of Brazilian research.

Clarivate values its collaboration with CAPES on this initiative to help shape a more connected, informed and future-ready research ecosystem across Brazil, and stands as a resource for academic consortia worldwide seeking to expand access to trusted research, data and insights.

To learn more about this partnership and the solutions now available to CAPES institutions, visit here.

Big Ten Academic Alliance and Springer Nature Announce First-Ever Unlimited Open Access Publishing Agreement in the Americas

June 3, 2025

The Big Ten Academic Alliance has signed a two-year Open Publishing Agreement with Springer Nature, making it the publisher’s first truly unlimited and uncapped open access agreement in the Americas. This is the Big Ten Academic Alliance’s fifth Open Publishing Agreement or OPA, and its most expansive to date. This groundbreaking deal offers all authors across participating institutions unlimited open access publishing in Springer’s hybrid journals portfolio—with no fees, no caps, no limits, and no hassle—while at the same time uniformly expanding access to those titles regardless of past local subscriptions.

Authors from participating Alliance campuses can now publish their work openly (i.e., not behind a paywall) in all Springer hybrid journals without paying article processing charges (APCs). The agreement simplifies author workflows, allows for authors to retain rights in their work, and ensures that published articles are immediately open and available to everyone under a Creative Commons license.

The Big Ten Academic Alliance’s Open Publishing Agreement model is an important component of the evolving scholarly publishing landscape and helps to set new standards for fairness, sustainability, and efficiency in the space. By removing administrative overhead burdens and financial barriers, researchers can more easily share their work freely and widely.

Maurice York, Director of Library Initiatives for the Big Ten Academic Alliance, said, “Our Open Publishing Agreements model reflects the priorities articulated by our faculty: to disseminate their scholarship widely through open access in prominent and reputable journals without having to worry about the costs. This made Springer Nature an essential partner, as their titles are recognized for their academic excellence and global reach.”

Unlike traditional open access models, which often rely on publishing quotas or credit systems, under this agreement, faculty, students, and staff can publish without concerns about exhausting allocations or exceeding limits. This includes system and branch campuses currently included in the agreement, as well as those that may join during its term, ensuring broad access for the entire academic community.

Maria Lopes, Vice President of Institutional Sales at Springer Nature, said: “Springer Nature is proud to be the most comprehensive open access research publisher, and we share the Big Ten Academic Alliance’s desire to increase the impact and reach of their authors’ highly valuable research. This is why we were so eager to develop this agreement—a first for us in the Americas.”

Carrie Webster, Vice President of Open Access at Springer Nature, added: “Open science is essential to addressing the world’s urgent challenges, and this agreement with the output coming from world-class research institutions will greatly increase the number of freely available articles that can advance science faster and more rigorously while also enhancing transparency, accessibility, and reusability.”

Beyond publishing, this agreement also grants full read access to the entire Springer Hybrid portfolio across all participating campuses, which includes over 2,200 titles across the Springer, Palgrave Macmillan, and Adis imprints, as well as Academic Journals on nature.com. Participants include Indiana University, Michigan State University, Northwestern University, Pennsylvania State University, Purdue University, University of Illinois, University of Iowa, University of Maryland, University of Michigan, University of Minnesota, University of Oregon, University of Wisconsin, and the University of Chicago.

Operationally, the contract introduces a radically simplified administrative structure, eliminating multiple legacy agreements and reducing local overhead. The Big Ten Academic Alliance will serve as the central payer for all participating libraries—the absence of APCs results in significantly reduced campus overhead in managing payments. Springer Nature will serve as both service provider and partner, offering automated participating-author identification, dedicated support staff, educational webinars, and marketing tools to assist in local adoption and promotion.

Through this author- and values-centered agreement, the Big Ten Academic Alliance continues to champion dynamic partnerships such as this one with Springer Nature, which advance scholarly communication, reduce costs, increase the impact and reach of research outputs, and promote open access on a global scale.

Campus authors can visit the Alliance’s Springer Nature information page for further details.

ResearchGate and OAE Publishing announce new Journal Home partnership

June 3, 2025

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 Journal Home partnership includes five fully open access journals in engineering, chemistry, and environmental sciences that will now benefit from greater visibility, engagement, and brand profile withResearchGate’s network of 25+ million researcher members through:

Seamless delivery of full-text articles from participating journals onto the ResearchGate platform and automatic sharing of content to members through feeds and notifications.
Dedicated journal profile pages and prominent branding on associated article pages.
The opportunity to grow authorship and increase author engagement and loyalty, with communication throughout the research and publishing cycles.

The partnership also facilitates new services for OAE Publishing authors, with new articles automatically uploaded to their profile pages on ResearchGate, enabling direct connection with readers and unique insights on the impact of their work.

“OAE Publishing’s partnership with Journal Home provides new opportunities for our authors to connect with the global research community, fostering wider readership and enabling greater engagement,” said Min Fan, CEO of the OAE Publishing Inc.. “The collaboration strengthens our ability to deliver a transparent route to promote scientific discourse.”

“OAE Publishing was founded with the goals of disseminating valuable academic content and promoting scientific innovation, and I’m delighted to see them partner with Journal Home to support this,” said Sören Hofmayer, co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at ResearchGate. “All participating OAE Publishing journals can now look forward to wider global reach, highly engaged readers, and potential new interactions with authors, reviewers, or editors.”

For more information about Journal Home, please visit www.researchgate.net/journal-home

For more information about ResearchGate, please visit www.researchgate.net

For more information about OAE Publishing, please visit https://oaepublish.com/

IEEE chooses ChronosHub to deliver next-gen Publishing Portal

June 3, 2025

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.

IEEE will leverage the ChronosHub platform to power their new Publishing Portal. It will seamlessly integrate with existing systems, providing a user-friendly front-end experience that brings IEEE’s portal vision to life.

The IEEE Publishing Portal will serve as a comprehensive gateway for all who participate in publishing activities with IEEE: authors, reviewers, editors, and conference organizers. On logging in, they’ll be met with a tailored dashboard that provides a view of all of their publishing activities and task management features, simplifying the publishing journey from manuscript preparation and submission to final publication. Content will be intelligently routed through the workflow, ensuring a cohesive user experience across all publication types.

According to Dawn Melley, Senior Director, Publishing Operations, IEEE, “We are excited to work with ChronosHub, an organization that has a track record of success in developing best-in-class publishing workflow solutions. They will play a critical role in driving this strategically important project to completion.”  

“IEEE is one of the industry’s most respected organizations and we couldn’t be happier that they’ve chosen ChronosHub. By leveraging our Publishing Hub, they can focus on giving users a smooth experience that’s not disrupted by any changes or upgrades to the underlying systems,” says Christian Grubak, Founder and CEO of ChronosHub.  

Charlesworth releases new white paper: “Author Marketing in China 2025: Trends and Insights” Helping scholarly publishers connect with Chinese STM authors through localised digital marketing

May 28, 2025

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.

Based on original survey data and author journey mapping, the white paper explores how researchers in China choose journals, seek information, and engage with content on digital platforms. It highlights the growing influence of local social media platforms such as WeChat, Bilibili, RedNote (Xiaohongshu) and Zhihu in shaping publishing decisions.

What’s inside:

Understanding the Chinese author journey: Insights into the motivations and challenges Chinese authors face when choosing journals, including how they assess journal quality and interpret peer recommendations online.
Digital engagement in China’s academic space: An overview of how platforms like WeChat, RedNote and Bilibili help researchers discover and evaluate journals.
Marketing strategies that work in China: Practical, culturally informed advice for publishers looking to run successful campaigns in China’s unique digital ecosystem.
Context for the Chinese publishing landscape: A closer look at the academic environment, including institutional expectations and evolving government priorities.

“China is the world’s largest and most complex STM publishing market,” said Andrew Smith, Global Product & Marketing Director at Charlesworth. “This white paper, developed by our team in Beijing, gives publishers the tools they need to build better connections with Chinese researchers and grow their reach.”

Vivian Wang, Agency Director at Charlesworth in Beijing, added, “A one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work in China. Our research shows what matters to Chinese authors and how publishers can meet them where they are, on local platforms and in ways that build trust.”

Webinar on June 10
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Academy partnership with CSIRO looks to the future of scientific publishing

May 28, 2025

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.

The latest agreement, which runs to the end of 2029, confirms the joint commitment of CSIRO and the Academy to champion Australia’s contribution to international scientific research.

Delivering innovative solutions

“Both organisations recognise the importance of international research in expanding knowledge and delivering innovative solutions to society, industry and the environment,” Academy Chief Executive Anna-Maria Arabia said.

“Working together, we can ensure best practice in peer review continues to underpin science.”

The agreement also recognises the importance of open science, and of diversity and inclusion.

Editorial policy for the journals is developed by a Board of Standards, which is jointly chaired by CSIRO and the Academy.

“Our partnership enables us to maintain the high standard of the journals and to contribute to important discussions on the future direction of scientific and academic publishing. This is particularly important as the use of AI in scientific research and publishing evolves.

“The Academy will continue to explore how we can work with CSIRO to demonstrate the value of science and capture and share knowledge for future generations.

“I encourage Academy Fellows and other scientists to submit articles for publication in CSIRO’s journals, supporting Australian science content and publishing,” Ms Arabia said.

Shared principles

CSIRO Chief Executive Dr Doug Hilton said the partnership between the Australian Academy of Science and CSIRO has been built on shared principles.

“From maintaining a trusted archive of scientific endeavour, to the governance of how we publish research outcomes, we are committed to opening up discovery and access to impactful science.

“Ultimately this partnership will facilitate the use of rigorous, evidence-based science to help solve some of the major challenges facing our world today,” he said.

The CSIRO-owned journals covered by the agreement are:

In addition to the CSIRO-owned journals above, CSIRO Publishing publishes 15 journals on behalf of science-related organisations, such as the Academy’s journal Historical Records of Australian Science.

Frontiers and the University of Padua establish flat fee open access agreement for 2025

May 28, 2025

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). This one-year agreement, with the possibility of renewal, reinforces the university’s commitment to fostering open science and global knowledge sharing.

Under this flat fee agreement, the University of Padua secures:

Unlimited open access publishing opportunities for affiliated researchers.
Predictable, transparent costs with a fixed annual fee, streamlining budget planning.
Reduced administrative workload for library and research staff.
Immediate global accessibility to published research under a CC-BY license, ensuring author-retained copyrights.

Prof. Monica Salvadori, Vice Rector of Historical and Cultural Heritage and coordinator of the Open Science Committee of the University of Padua, emphasized the significance of this agreement:

“This agreement with Frontiers marks a step forward in our commitment to finding more sustainable and centralized models of open access, beyond the APC-based model. It is part of a broader set of open science (OS) initiatives supported by the OS Commission of the University of Padua, and carefully reviewed by both the OS Committee and the University Library Centre, which has reached this flat fee agreement with Frontiers.”

Martina Sollai, Frontiers’ Institutional Partnerships Specialist, added:

“It is a pleasure to see our collaboration with the University of Padua take this important step forward. This flat fee agreement reflects a strong commitment to open science, removing barriers for researchers and building a fairer research environment. It’s been a privilege to work with the team at the University Library Centre (Centro di Ateneo per le Biblioteche – CAB) in support of this shared goal.”

To be eligible under the partnership, researchers need to ensure that the corresponding author is affiliated with the University of Padua and that they use their institutional email address when submitting the manuscript. 

This partnership highlights the shared commitment to advancing open science and empowering researchers to focus on discovering and disseminating knowledge. By eliminating financial and administrative barriers, this agreement enhances the global visibility and impact of the University of Padua’s research and strengthens the foundation for a more transparent and equitable scholarly publishing landscape.

Silverchair Expands AI Playground to ScholarOne Manuscripts

May 28, 2025

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.

In the spirit of the Silverchair AI Lab, client collaboration, transparency, and experimentation will drive the growth and expansion of several prototypes. Silverchair is directly partnering with a select group of development partners to explore areas of potential AI support that are most impactful for editors and editorial office staff throughout the publishing process.

The ScholarOne AI Playground will explore solutions that streamline the manuscript review process for editors. The aim is to save editors time, helping to reduce many of the bottlenecks in editorial evaluations. This user-friendly environment allows publishers and editors to discover, stress-test, and hone when and where to leverage AI in their workflows and informs Silverchair’s future product development.

“Like everything we’ve done with the Silverchair AI Lab, our team has built ScholarOne AI Playground as a space to actively and safely collaborate with users in a hands-on environment,” said Stuart Leitch, Silverchair CTO. “It provides a controlled environment where our teams can prove out assumptions and refine prompts with an ethical, iterative, transparent, scientific approach. We’re excited to further develop the tool for release to the wider ScholarOne community.”

ScholarOne AI Playground is the latest output of Silverchair’s AI Lab, which was designed to transparently test and pilot potential AI solutions both with our clients and with industry partners. This investment in learning and collaborating is continuing in 2025 with the delivery of several AI features and products throughout the year, including the previously announced Dynamic Discovery tool and OUP’s Law Pro. The experimentation had already been expanding to include ScholarOne, with the integration of Hum’s Alchemist Review, as well as several research integrity-focused partnerships earlier this year.

Ex Ordo and SPIE Launch Initiative to Streamline SPIE’s Conference Partner Program Workflow

May 28, 2025

Ex Ordo, a leading provider of conference management software, and SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, are pleased to announce a new strategic partnership designed to enhance the experience of conference organisers and streamline the publishing process for SPIE’s conference partner program.

SPIE’s conference partner program offers optics and photonics conferences not managed directly by SPIE the opportunity to publish their conference proceedings in the SPIE Digital Library, thus expanding the conference’s reach and impact.

This collaboration will offer conferences publishing their proceedings with SPIE, the opportunity to manage their entire conference lifecycle using Ex Ordo’s powerful platform. From abstract submission to peer review, registration, and proceedings delivery, the integration between Ex Ordo and SPIE will automate workflows and reduce the administrative burden for organisers, while ensuring seamless delivery of high-quality content for publication in the SPIE Digital Library.

“SPIE plays a critical role in advancing research and innovation in optics and photonics,” said Paul Killoran, Founder & CEO of Ex Ordo. “We’re proud to partner with such a respected organisation to help make it easier for conference organisers to manage their events and deliver polished, publication-ready content. This partnership aligns with our mission to streamline the experience of organising technical conferences.”

The integration between Ex Ordo and SPIE ensures that conference organisers will benefit from SPIE’s high standards in publishing alongside Ex Ordo’s easy-to-use platform, creating a more efficient and consistent experience for authors, reviewers, and chairs alike.

“This partnership allows us to offer improved services to our conference partners, enabling a streamlined process from conference management through to publication,” said Patrick Franzen, Senior Director of Publications at SPIE. “We’re excited to work with Ex Ordo on a unified solution that simplifies the journey from presentation to abstract collection to final publication.”

The partnership is expected to launch this summer, and conferences that partner with SPIE and publish their proceedings in the SPIE Digital Library will soon have the opportunity to take advantage of Ex Ordo’s integrated platform.

Silverchair Expands Integration Opportunities with ScholarOne Relay API

May 28, 2025

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.

ScholarOne Relay will supercharge the flexibility and integration opportunities within ScholarOne workflows, enabling publishers to quickly and efficiently address their most pressing challenges. The ability to create a network of interconnected solutions with a consistent presentation and reliable and modern interfaces will rapidly transform the user experience of ScholarOne Manuscripts.

The first pilot partnerships for ScholarOne Relay focus on embedding research integrity checks into workflows. Silverchair is piloting with Signals, Clear Skies, Cactus Communications, and STM Integrity Hub, using the Relay API to optimize for in-workflow solutions that remain efficient and effective, preserving editorial resources while improving their ability to identify and further investigate areas of potential research integrity issues.

“Our focus on research integrity reflects the urgency of these issues, the overall risk to editorial reputation, and Silverchair’s broader strategy to protect and preserve the scholarly record,” shares Josh Dahl, SVP of Product and General Manager, ScholarOne at Silverchair. “Relay is going to be a game changer: a powerful enabler with creative use cases for a variety of editorial and peer review challenges. This tool delivers the ability to unlock new levels of creativity and problem-solving within the ScholarOne workflows.”

During the beta phase, ScholarOne Relay is working with our pilot partners and a small group of publishing partners to refine the user experience and explore how these different research integrity initiatives can contribute to a centralized and comprehensive offering. Silverchair also plans to harness the power of ScholarOne Relay to support other areas of editorial management, peer review, and more.

OASPA’s ‘Next 50%’ project: Your Voice Matters at a Critical Moment for Open Access

May 28, 2025

We have now launched our Next 50% project, with a primer document that frames a fresh conversation about the future of open access.

The timing is critical. With a noticeable slowdown in open access publication growth (see Figure 2 in the primer), we need to collectively reassess what “open” truly means and chart a bolder and more comprehensive path forward.

This is not something OASPA will do in a vacuum: we are seeking inputs about our primer via an open survey which will accept responses until 11 July.

A range of stakeholders have been invited to three online workshops in June 2025 that will be facilitated by our project partner Research Consulting. These sessions will bring together OASPA publishing members with funders and investors in scholarly publishing.

While workshop space was limited to about 20 participants per session – far fewer than those who expressed interest – our survey offers everyone a chance to contribute meaningfully. All who are interested are welcome to respond, either as individuals or on behalf of your organisation.

Whether you participate via survey, workshop or both, your insights on the issues outlined in our primer are invaluable. If you would rather have a direct conversation with OASPA staff then we welcome this as well, please get in touch with David or Malavika at OASPA.

We will keep reporting openly on the progress of this project – sign up to make sure you receive all future updates.

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UNAM researchers supported to publish open access articles in over 2,400 Taylor & Francis journals

May 28, 2025

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.

OA publishing supports UNAM’s ambition to be a leading international hub of excellence in research and innovation, through fostering collaboration and ensuring the latest work can be freely accessed by researchers, policymakers, and practitioners worldwide.

Taylor & Francis’ first ‘read & publish’ agreement in Mexico maintains the academic community’s reading access to the full range journals and introduces a new route to open up the latest research. Articles published OA under the agreement in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) and full open access journals will be immediately available to readers everywhere.

The agreement is expected to particularly benefit research in fields where there is otherwise limited funding for open access publishing charges.

Antonio Sánchez, from the General Directorate of Libraries and Digital Information Services (DGBSDI) at UNAM, said: “Through this agreement, our university seeks to support its researchers to exempt them from paying fees for open access publishing, as well as, more importantly, to broaden the national and international audience and impact of their scientific and cultural contribution”.

Jeff Voci, Senior Vice President & Commercial Lead – Americas at Taylor & Francis, added: “One of the oldest universities in the Americas, UNAM is a world-class research institution with impactful programs across diverse areas, from artificial intelligence and nanoscience to renewable energy and health. I’m delighted that our new OA partnership will enable much more of this vital work to be read and built upon by researchers around the globe.”

Taylor & Francis is a leading open research publisher, working with institutions, societies and consortia around the world to design solutions that achieve their open goals. UNAM joins over 1,000 institutions supporting their researchers to publish OA through a Taylor & Francis agreement, including more than 100 institutions in the Americas.