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An extended excerpt from a report on parasite publishers prepared by researchers with the Basic Research Community for Physics.

Christopher Exley is one of the most knowledgeable and widely cited aluminum researchers in the world. Exley has ...

By year's end, Wiley says, 28 percent of its journal portfolio will be fully open access. This is its fifth-year Projekt Deal extension.

UCT researchers excel on the University of Stanford’s Top 2% Scientists in the World.

Einstein Center Digital Future (ECDF), the center for digitalization research based in Berlin, and Elsevier, a global leader in research publishing and information analytics, will co-host an innovative new series of panel discussions for the research community – ‘ECDF and Elsevier Conversations on Science in the Digital Future’.

Software is ever-evolving, as do user requirements. So it is only logical that companies benefit from the know-how of their customers. At least that's how contextflow views the product development process. The Vienna-based machine learning in radiology expert has implemented corresponding suggestions into its new version of ADVANCE Chest CT.

In this article, AZoSensors discuss the use of temperature sensors in heat treatment applications.

Accusations levelled by a teachers body

No new class of antibiotics has reached market since 1987, despite 227,808 papers published since WHO released its priority pathogens list.

Submitting articles for peer review with a Nobel Prize laureate's name attached increases acceptance rates.