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We are excited to announce the launch of the IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Artificial Intelligence (TCASAI), the latest a

A new report by The Australia Institute reveals that last year, Australian universities and research institutions spent over $322 million on journal subscriptions and a total of $1 billion on academic publishers.

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Scientists team synthesizes 8 compounds against malaria. The team has made a significant stride in the battle against Malaria by synthesising eight new compounds, which have shown immense potential in combating infectious diseases. The compounds exhibited impressive abilities in fighting Malaria and have very few side effects.

Sakhr Alhuthali reveals how foreign researchers are paid by universities to lie about their main affiliation and boost their position on the influential Shanghai Ranking

PLOS has been a longtime champion of making scholarly publications, and their underlying data, immediately available to the public

As a fully Open Access (OA) publisher since our founding, PLOS meets or exceeds all Plan S requirements and recommendations. In fact, we always have! That won’t change as cOAlition S moves forward with the next phase of Plan S implementation.

We were thrilled last Thursday to read the United States Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) memorandum on the subject of “Ensuring Free, Immediate, and Equitable Access to Federally Funded Research.” The vision expressed in the memo represents a tremendous step toward the future of scientific research communication that PLOS since our founding in 2001.

The UNO Libraries support open access (OA) publishing at UNO through participation in agreements with scholarly publishers, which enable UNO authors to publish their articles OA in selected journals at no cost to themselves.

The agreement with the Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries is yet another step in our goal of empowering authors who want to participate in Open Access publishing