The draft of NISO's latest Recommended Practice is a prime example of how we help organizations learn from each other, share approaches to solving problems, and increase interoperability through the standards process.
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Maximizing open interoperability for the Integrated Library System and Library Services Platform will ensure greater transparency and better enable librarians to meet their goals.
An AI-driven analysis of Taylor & Francis journals, conducted with support from DataSeer, examined author practices across over 8,000 published journal articles.
Research conducted by Cambridge University Press suggests the scholarly publishing ecosystem faces formidable challenges, but it can be sustained through collaboration.
Recently published ISO standards on the morphosyntactic annotation framework, unprocessed photographic papers, testing AI systems, and more, plus top trends and concerns in higher ed.
Coming soon: the final roundtable in our four-part series on AI in the research cycle and a look at ground-breaking collaborations across scholarly communications.
