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Pandemic exposes critical gaps in Japan’s health research
New data shows Japan’s infectious diseases research effort has been lagging behind for years, drawing criticism from the nation’s researchers
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Press releaseJapan’s lack of infectious diseases research exposed by COVID-19 pandemic
A new analysis shows Japan has for years been lagging in infectious diseases research – and that hasn’t improved amid… -
BlogWhy is it so difficult to understand the benefits of research infrastructure?
Adopting these five priority persistent identifiers (PIDs) would lead to universally better research strategy decisions -
BlogDemonstrating real impact: SDG reporting for institutions
Institutions can now track which of their research outputs, publications, and activities connect to the SDGs thanks to a new… -
BlogOpen Access monographs: Digital scholarship as catalyst
Bringing humanistic research into the digital environment – and supporting new voices – is one of the great benefits of… -
BlogThe changing landscape of Open Access compliance
Global shifts in Open Access – and variable policies – require a nuanced and flexible approach to supporting OA compliance -
BlogGathering a sense of community to showcase universities’ research capabilities
This NZ university community is growing stronger thanks to a new showcase of its research equipment, capabilities and expertise -
Press releaseCould China become the world’s loudest voice in research?
China could surpass the US and the EU to become the most dominant voice in global research within a decade,… -
BlogFive measures that chart the rise of Chinese influence in global research
If China continues on its current path, within a decade it will be vying for pre-eminence in its ability to… -
Press releaseOverleaf accelerates into new era
Overleaf Co-founder and CEO John Hammersley is moving on to take up a broader role within parent company Digital Science -
BlogResearch in the second Elizabethan era: A platinum age for the Commonwealth and the UK
What will be the legacy of Elizabeth II’s long-lasting reign for science and technology? -
BlogInside story: How a postgrad plagiarised at least 60 papers in huge publishing scam
Investigating a plagiarism “rabbit hole” has paid off for Ripeta CEO Leslie McIntosh