From metadata harvesters, to research institutions, to bibliometricians, everyone is welcome to use the DataCite public data file.
Posted 02 April 2024
Sage Policy Profiles, which is free to use, demonstrates the influence of research on global policymaking through a discovery process. Results can be viewed and exported in several visual formats and shared.
Posted 02 January 2024
The strategy update coincides with generative AI enhancements to its flagship product, Westlaw Precision
Posted 05 December 2023
Elsevier's Datasets help accelerate digital transformation at scale in a variety of applications, including generative AI and predictive modeling
Posted 05 December 2023
Beth Rudden delivered an inspiring keynote talk about moving responsible AI forward in our communities at Internet Librarian Connect (ILC), the virtual conference held 16-19 October, 2023. She concentrated on describing the AI revolution, giving a practical guide to AI experimentation, and stressing the need for librarians to be courageous stewards.
Posted 07 November 2023
Discovery and access to over 5.5 million global dissertations and theses added to Web of Science
Posted 01 August 2023
The browser extension is designed to encourage library usage by users who start their research with a web search engine
Posted 02 May 2023
The Global Access Program (GAP) is designed to increase access to and adoption of PID services and infrastructure for communities beyond the Global North.
Posted 07 March 2023
The UK electronic information Group (UKeiG) is delighted to announce its online CPD course programme for the first quarter of 2023.
Posted 14 December 2022
he acquisition, said CCC, reflects its ongoing commitment to promoting interoperability, addressing market friction and collaborating with stakeholders. It also further solidifies its transformation from focusing on copyright compliance and content to becoming involved with the entire lifecycle of content creation, research management, and information analysis as part of organisation's workflow.
Posted 07 June 2022
CASRAI (Consortia Advancing Standards in Research Administration Information), founded in 2006 as an international, non-profit membership organisation with the main aim to reduce the administrative burden associated with, the process of collecting information from researchers during the research lifecycle ceased operations in 2020. . The future of its resources are now secured through arrangements with CODATA, euroCRIS and NISO.
Posted 05 April 2022
Demos, in partnership with Jisc, has set out to explore the potential impact of AI, robotics and other emerging technologies on the future of the research sector.
Posted 04 October 2019
The Census Bureau's statistics and information search engine is being retired.
Posted 22 September 2019
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has released its Digital Economy Report 2019.
Posted 05 September 2019
New publication (HDSR) will feature research, educational resources and commentary on data science.
Posted 04 July 2019
The Web of Science Group (part of Clarivate Analytics) has released an updated and enhanced version of Journal Citations Reports.
Posted 23 June 2019
Prizes will be awarded in ten categories.
Posted 23 June 2019
Publisher analytics reports are designed to enable data-driven decision making for publishers.
Posted 06 June 2019
New Springer nature white paper draws on several reports to recommend practical ways to accelerate data sharing.
Posted 02 April 2019
New Facebook feature aims to explain news feed algorithms.
Posted 02 April 2019
The theme of the 20th International Conference on Grey Literature was 'Research Data Fuels and Sustains Grey Literature'.
Posted 07 February 2019
It's 2019 and ILI is back to celebrate innovative libraries and librarians in our 21st year. We take a look behind the scenes as the Call for Speakers opens, and speaker proposals start to come in.
Posted 28 January 2019
Latest Figshare report explores global attitudes towards open data.
Posted 02 November 2018
RDA announces programme of grants.
Posted 03 October 2018
The inventor of the world wide web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, wants to give people more control over their data.
Posted 02 October 2018