This year’s theme at the SSP annual meeting was about striking balance and embracing change while preserving tradition in scholarly communications. Our VP of Publisher Business Development, Betsy Donohue, was…
Last Friday, I had the honour of speaking at the Edinburgh Research Conference (#ReCon_17). The event has been running for a few years now and is a favourite of mine,…
COMDIS-HSD supported HERD NGO workshops forjournalists in Nepal, focused on sensitizing them to urban healthcare issues. Dr Nilam Ashra-McGrath works for COMDIS-HSD, which is a consortium…
When I first arrived in the US in May 2004, for the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) Annual Meeting in San Francisco, I was given some excellent advice from one…
The Researcher to Reader 2017 conference happened last week (February 20th and 21st 2017) at the British Medical Association and thanks to Digital Science I was lucky enough to be…
INASP has just published a blog post on our AuthorAID website in which two UK-based professors, Edwin van Teijlingen and Padam Simkhada, explain why they choose to publish some of…
Diversity, and all of its benefits and challenges, is an issue I have been grappling with since my first day of kindergarten. Despite me being a person of color and…
As part of Digital Science’s celebrations for Ada Lovelace Day, for the month of October we are running a series of blog posts where inspiring women and men in STEM…
Summer is over – it’s official. You can tell because the weather has changed, and also because the ALPSP annual awards dinner and conference was last week (or perhaps two…
Ismael Ràfols, Ingenio (CSIC-UPV), Universitat Politècnica de València The infrastructure for information on science and technology has a strong influence on the patterns of communication and the visibility of research.…