Press releases

New expert committee to address integrity challenges and emerging risks in research and publishing

AI-powered SnapShot service checks new article submissions for compliance with data policies

Multi-stakeholder meeting identifies training, policy alignment, and institutional support as key priorities

IFHE’s first open access membership with a major global publisher

Expansion of diamond OA model supported by new agreements in UK and Australasia

Expanded international reach for over 11,000 Cambridge Scholars eBooks through new distribution partnership

Read & publish agreement supports PSU’s sustainable development mission

Two-year agreement now covers 800 journals, including Community Engagement Upgrade and Open Access Agreement Upgrade for all titles

New role focused on strengthening relationships with research communities across the Americas

Experts from Taylor & Francis to take part in sessions on peer review and publishing ethics. Taylor & Francis is also a sponsor of Ukrainian delegates’ travel packages.

Ice Age fossil reveals extinct giant echidnas roamed south-eastern Australia during the Pleistocene Epoch.

Whilst lonelier people performed worse in initial memory tests, over the course of seven years their ability to recall information declined at a similar rate

More than 3 million years ago, when our ancient ancestors embodied by the iconic Lucy were roaming the African landscape, they would have feared a big, bad crocodile with a prominent lump on its head, patiently lurking in rivers and lakes to attack them. That crocodile is a new species, a research team led by […]

Newly discovered Late Triassic reptile was among creatures that had physical features mimicking the late-evolving dinosaurs it lived beside

Purgatorius had previously only been found in the upper regions of North America, this discovery, 500 miles south, suggests they diversified soon after the mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous

Shedding light on the earliest global radiations of land-living animals adapting to life in the sea.

Heaviest users are 38% more likely to feel isolated

Regular bonding over meals may help prevent kids from using alcohol, cannabis, and e-cigarettes, but those with significant stress or trauma need additional support

Australia, Canada, and Japan have "substantial potential" to strengthen their climate performance by increasing fossil fuel excise taxes

Millennials with advanced digital skills report heightened concerns over privacy, misinformation, and work-life balance in the digital age

Natalie Bennett suggests society needs to unlearn many foundational ideas in current scientific, economic and political thinking

Confronting the rise of misogyny in boys from the chatroom to the classroom

Evidence-based, long-term psychological strategies to build a framework for your brain’s resilience and overcome burnout

Researcher suggests promoting AI literacy through training and education is the key to empowering workers

How critical thinking skills could empower teens to navigate the digital world safely

Many buildings, especially homes, are already failing to withstand the weather fluctuations we will increasingly experience

Could AI-powered mental health support offer a lifeline for Chinese youth?

What parents and teachers can do to foster a sense of belonging in the 'scared new world'

Self-drive car features expose drivers’ struggles in overseeing the technology, offering critical lessons for safer automation uptake across society.

A wilderness icon under threat: mountain sheep could face extinction without urgent action