In this post, we discuss the efficacy of some AI-powered copyediting products, sharing some of the feedback and insights produced by our editorial team.

This month’s roundup explores topics ranging from the mental health impacts of the pandemic to sustainable food innovations and smarter water reuse.

The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) has issued detailed guidelines on the disclosure and application of author fees, waivers and discounts. The document extensively highlights how the financial elements of publishing can unintentionally affect editorial objectivity if not handled transparently.

This month, we explore studies that shed light on work-life balance, mental health in high-stress professions, advancements in medical treatments, and the preservation of cultural heritage.

We are delighted to be a sponsor for the 4th Annual Forum for Open Research! Bringing together leading international experts and key regional stakeholders, the Annual Forum for Open Research

Chief Academic Officer (and acting Head of Publishing) Dr Emily Choynowski collaborated with KnE Learn to produce a special course for researchers and journal editors on ethical and unethical practises in publishing.

This month, we highlight groundbreaking studies that offer insights into sustainability in fashion, water pollution, cancer treatment, virtual healthcare, and more, paving the way for a smarter, healthier, and more sustainable future.

We are happy to announce that the Journal of Spine Practice has been officially indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).

This collection of studies explores innovative research and discoveries in areas such as health, psychology, and design, providing fresh perspectives and practical approaches to common problems.