Kennedy Jr., the health and human services secretary, made a bold proclamation during a podcast appearance: “We’re probably ...

Hours later, Andrew Nixon, the top spokesperson for the NIH’s parent agency, the US Department of Health and Human Services ...

For a long time, academic journals were a niche branch of publishing. They were run by and for research communities. But this started to change from the Second World War onward.

In academia, information is generated by the hour. Lectures, interviews, group discussions and conferences are rich in ...

Publishing peer review files at Nature has been optional since 2020; starting Monday, it is now automatic.

Although open-access advocates and library groups support the move, opponents argue the new policy will limit researchers’ ability to maintain control of their published work—and cut into the $19 ...

The academic publishing community may need to change its mindset, writes Benjamin Luke Moorhouse of Hong Kong Baptist University. Not replacing but enhancing: using ChatGPT for academic writing: ...

A newly published framework titled “The Publish, Tell, and Show (PTS) Framework for Effective Research Communication” offers a step-by-step guide to enhance public engagement with research findings.

Academic publishers are rushing to sign licensing deals with artificial intelligence (AI) companies, carving out a new revenue stream as US research funding cuts dim their outlook.

The global academic publisher Emerald Publishing has been recognised for its commitment to gender equality for the second ...

The events and academic-publishing group said underlying revenue rose 9.3%, driven by growth in its business-to-business live events segment and academic-markets division.