The Reproducibility Project: Cancer Biology initially aimed to replicate the results of 50 high-impact research articles.

At least 5,000 of the country’s researchers have published their work on questionable platforms, often forking over exorbitant fees, a report finds.

From the difficulty of tracking rare populations to the danger of poachers exploiting distribution data, the complications of studying endangered species require creative solutions from researchers.

The authors of a preprint recommend that journals implement better image screening procedures before publishing articles.

A growing number of libraries are unbundling their subscriptions to the full suite of publishers’ journals, opting for limited titles to save on costs.

A consortium of institutions will not renew its contract with the publisher that ends in June, following the lead of organizations in other countries.

Despite some difficult negotiations, academic institutions in the Netherlands have been securing subscriptions that combine publishing and reading into one fee.

More than 2,000 signatories urge a national consortium of French academic institutions to refuse an increase in journal subscription fees.

Negotiations between the publisher and a national consortium of academic institutions have reached a stalemate.