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Welcome to the latest edition of our quarterly newsletter. We’re excited to share our springtime activities and to give you a peak at our plans for the fall. These last few months, we’ve discussed a wide range of topics, from AI to public access and everything in between.
In this edition, we invite you to check out our video highlighting our product portfolio, read our blog posts, find out about new partnerships, and hear about forthcoming conferences!
Blog
Research Integrity and the Challenges of Mass Retractions
Exploring the rising challenge of mass retractions in scholarly publishing, this post highlights publishers’ efforts to detect and address fraudulent practices, emphasizing the importance of focusing on editorial processes rather than author intentions.
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Journals and Public Access to Research Data
Gain valuable perspectives from panellists at the NAS Journal Summit on the call for freely accessible scientific data in federally funded publications. Delve into the implications of the open data mandates, defined in the Nelson Memo, for publishers, researchers, and the research infrastructure.
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AI and Human Interactions in Scholarly Publishing
Discover new horizons in scholarly publishing with Artificial Intelligence. From content creation to evaluation, enhancement, and distribution of research papers, AI can revolutionize every aspect of scholarly publishing.
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Impact of New Public Access Requirements for US Federally Funded
Research
The NAS Journal Summit’s opening session featured a diverse panel representing various segments of scholarly communications framework, including government agencies, researchers, publishers, and libraries. Discover their insights on the impact of the recently mandated public access requirements for US federally funded research.
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What I learned from NISO Plus 2023 Part3: Challenges and Opportunities with Open Access Content Usage
In this blog post, Tony reviews sessions focusing on the challenges and opportunities with collecting and reporting on open access (OA) content usage, as well as some important work around standardizing OA content usage analytics.
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Latest News
HighWire Launches ISA’s Flagship Journal on Hosting Platform
HighWire Press and the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA) have joined forces to enhance research publication in the field of arboriculture and urban forestry. Find out how HighWire Press’ solutions are helping ISA in their commitment to advancing scholarly publishing in forestry.
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HighWire Sponsors and Exhibits at 45th SSP Annual Meet
HighWire had the privilege of sponsoring the SSP Annual Meeting and contributing to the SSP Generations Fund! While exhibiting we engaged in insightful discussions on the latest advancements with bright minds in the scholarly publishing industry.
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Upcoming Events
HighWire Sponsors ALPSP’23 Annual Conference
HighWire Press is a silver sponsor of the #alpsp2023 Annual Conference. Our team of experts will be attending the meeting and is looking forward to connecting with you. We look forward to meeting you and sharing ideas!
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Best Practices Webinar Series: Peer Review Week
Join our upcoming webinar that explores community and third-party peer review services, their roles in the scholarly evaluation process, and their integration into publication processes. Panel includes representatives from PREreview, eLife and PubPeer.
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What's New?
HighWire Press Extends Analytics Platform Insight Vizor to Enhance Factiva’s Business Intelligence
HighWire Press, a provider of publishing platforms and solutions for the scholarly community, extended its analytics platform, Insight Vizor, for Dow Jones’s business intelligence platform Factiva to generate COUNTER 5 reports for all their users.
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This was a great spring for us, thanks to your support! We hope to continue collaborating and inspiring each other this fall.
Best Regards
Team HighWire Press