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The Cadmore platform streamlines the publishing process for video content on the Silverchair Platform by integrating with existing XML workflows when video is supplementary (such as with a journal article), or by creating a new, easy XML workflow for video-first content like webinars.
Digital Science introduces new take on research impact across countries, fields of research, SDGs and other key categories
The Oxford American, a literary quarterly focussing on the American South, has launched a fully-searchable and complete digital archive available for library subscription through publishing platform Exact Editions.
Augmented reality technology will be incorporated into Karger’s scientific journals, offering authors new options to visualize their research.
ICLR are enhancing their case law research platform Law Reports with natural language summaries, powered by Canadian law tech developer Jurisage. The new functionality has been seamlessly integrated into ICLR.4 by 67 Bricks, ICLR’S long-standing technology partner.
Using Figshare, Wits will be able to ensure that all research data produced by their researchers, academics and postgraduate students will have a DOI, ensuring it is truly findable, trackable and citable. DOIs will be minted through the Figshare platform and will therefore be integrated with international data harvesters, making the research shared highly discoverable.
This rollout enables partners, such as discovery resources, Scholarly Collaboration Networks (SCNs) and publishers that have integrated GetFTR on their reference lists, to display a notification button at the point of discovery, indicating if an article has been updated or retracted.
This project is a collaboration with Digital Science, the Africa PID Alliance (APA), the Association of African Universities (AAU), the Training Centre in Communication (TCC Africa), and the Research Organization Registry (ROR).
A new agreement has been announced 13th June 2024 between the PubScholar and the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) to promote OA standards within China and internationally.
“We finished the year strong and head into Fiscal 2025 with full confidence in our Research trajectory, GenAI momentum, and profit and performance outlook,” said Matthew Kissner, Interim President and CEO.