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The Changing Landscape of Open Access Compliance
25th Oct 2022
Global shifts in Open Access - and variable policies - require a nuanced and flexible approach to supporting OA compliance.
Inside Story: How a postgrad plagiarised at least 60 papers in huge publishing scam
1st Sep 2022
Investigating a plagiarism "rabbit hole" has paid off for Ripeta CEO Leslie McIntosh.
Taking Open Access book usage from reports to operational strategy
25th Aug 2022
Understanding how many times an open access (OA) book has been viewed or downloaded is only part of the story.
The role of Open Access in developing African research and publications
23rd Jun 2022
How far has the scholarly communications industry come in helping African researchers to publish their work?…
Motivations of Bad Actors in Science: The Personal, The Professional, The Political
26th May 2022
From lone wolves to science mercenaries, why do charlatans in science exist, what do they stand to gain, and what can be done about them?…
Open Access Books: Do we need a Plan S moment?
18th May 2022
Open access books - what is needed to secure their future? We spoke to three funders who are shaping the way we think about OA books.
Is research reaching the reader?
9th Mar 2022
How research is communicated is central to the function of a healthy research community and, as such, is close to our hearts at Digital Science…
Forward Looking Thoughts: Monographs in a Post-COVID World
31st Mar 2021
Cathy Holland, our Director of Global Publisher Development, looks ahead at how the pandemic has changed monograph culture.
Author Attitudes Toward Open Monographs
19th Nov 2020
What do those who write scholarly books actually think about open access?…
Does Creating a Rapid Reviewer Pool Improve Trust in COVID-19 Peer Review?
24th Sep 2020