While there is a great deal of uncertainty surrounding the state of research in the US, initiatives are forming to help scholarly publishers respond to government directives and policy changes. We round up resources in this blog post.
Join Scholastica and the GWU MPS in Publishing Program for a roundtable discussion on the primary drivers of change in scholarly publishing and what's needed to keep modernizing tools/processes for next-gen professionals.
Scholastica and Maverick Publishing Specialists announce the launch of a global survey on the technology needs of small and medium journal publishers, open now through June 5th. Read on to learn more.
Scholastica joins the over 2,000 individuals and organizations who have signed the Declaration To Defend Research Against US Government Censorship. Learn more in this blog post.
What scholarly publishing trends stand out from last year that we can expect to influence 2025? And (everyone's favorite question!) what comes next? The Scholastica team shares insights.
Is Bluesky becoming the new Academic Twitter? In this blog post, Scholastica's head of marketing and community development Danielle Padula shares her thoughts on Bluesky and the state of scholcomm social media.
How can you tell if it's time for your team to move to a new editorial management system (a.k.a. peer review software)? This blog post covers the key indicators to look for whether you're considering trying software for the first time or migrating from one system to another.
We're continuing our blog series on cultivating community-driven OA journals in honor of Open Access Week 2024. In this post, hear from editors at Precision Nanomedicine, The Journal of Brown Hospital Medicine, and The Journal of The British Blockchain Association.
With so much misinformation out in the world, making reliable scholarly outputs readily available is more critical than ever. In this blog, we consider how academic organizations are developing toolkits for sustainable OA publishing and Scholastica's role in supporting those efforts.
What steps should emerging community-driven OA journals take to build engaged editor, author, reviewer, and reader communities? We asked Scholastica users to share their experiences and advice for a new OA Week series. Here's what they had to say!
