Elsevier, publisher of science journals and clinical decision-support tools, is rolling out an AI-powered research tool it says is built to transform how researchers work. LeapSpace is an AI-assisted ...

In my circles, the answer to this question is fairly obvious. But as I was trying to explain to undergraduates how messed up scholarly publishing is, I realized it's hard to grasp unless you already ...

A report from Elsevier shows that research funders are facing significant gaps between their stated priorities and the implementation of such priorities, particularly in aligning funding with societal ...

The University of California today (March 16) announced a pioneering open access agreement with the world’s largest scientific publisher, Elsevier, making significantly more of the University’s ...

The University of California System has canceled its multimillion-dollar subscription contract with Elsevier, an academic publisher. Other institutions have canceled their “big deal” journal ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. In 1995, Forbes, the business magazine, made a prediction: Elsevier, the largest publisher of scientific ...

A scholarly journal run by the Dutch publishing giant Elsevier has come under scrutiny for rejecting a paper submitted for publication because, among other reasons, it didn’t cite enough of the ...

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Today, the University of California announced a landmark, four-year open access publishing agreement with Elsevier, the world’s largest scientific publishing company. It’s the largest such agreement ...

When scholarly publishing behemoth Elsevier gobbled up London software start-up Mendeley earlier this week, many Mendeley users felt as if the Galactic Empire had coöpted the Rebel Alliance. Mendeley, ...

Scientific publishing giant Elsevier put out a total of six publications between 2000 and 2005 that were sponsored by unnamed pharmaceutical companies and looked like peer reviewed medical journals, ...