Elsevier implements FORCE11 Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles to encourage and reward authors for sharing research data STM publisher Elsevier has implemented the FORCE11 Joint Declaration of Data Citation Principles for over 1800 journals. This means that authors publishing … Continue reading →

Registration for London Info International 2016 still open London Info International 2016 opens the doors to its conference and exhibition in a few days. The global information community will gather there next week. An updated list of organisations and participants … Continue reading →

ACS Publications and the Royal Society of Chemistry jointly commit to integration with ORCID The Royal Society of Chemistry and the Publications Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS) have become signatories to the ORCID Open Letter, reasserting the commitment … Continue reading →

Elsevier to showcase new features of its diagnostic decision support tool STATdx at the RSNA 2016 Annual Meeting STM publisher Elsevier will showcase new features of its diagnostic decision support tool STATdx®, highlight new diagnostic imaging textbooks, and recognize several … Continue reading →

American Doctoral Dissertations now includes 80,000 new citations from 1902 to present and links to full text American Doctoral DissertationsTM, a free database made available by EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO), OhioLINK, H.W. Wilson Foundation and the Congregational Library & Archives … Continue reading →

Collaboration between British and EU scientists increased over the four years prior to the UK’s Brexit vote, reports Nature Index According to the Nature Index, collaboration between British and EU scientists increased over the four years prior to the UK’s … Continue reading →

London Info International 2016 – free exhibition showfloor programme, new video and Disruptor zone finalists announced London Info International 2016 has announced a packed showfloor schedule. More than 30 sessions will take place on two presentation stages over the two … Continue reading →