The scholarly publisher has announced several new licensing agreements in both Europe and the US—but some major academic groups are still without contracts and access to journals.

Half of early-career researchers say they’d participated in the peer review process with their mentors without getting credit.

Its articles will include negative results, reproducibility studies, and peer reviewers’ names.

The university and the publisher have been trying to forge a new licensing agreement for the last year.

Scientists are working to maximize the benefits and minimize the costs of sharing.

Nine of the most recent retractions from AACR journals are for papers coauthored by embattled cancer researcher Bharat Aggarwal.

The founding editor-in-chief will redirect his focus to a Parkinson’s organization.

The Federal Trade Commission won an initial ruling against the India-based publisher for allegedly misleading researchers and for misrepresenting journal impact factors and editorial boards. 

The authors of two new studies on the payments suggest stricter guidelines are needed.