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MIT Press’s Direct to Open will release its full list of 2024 monographs as open-access books.

As a new school year begins, educators from Poland to Australia to the U.S. are implementing four-day weeks, in a variety of ways. Will this be a short-lived fad, or the beginning of a new approach to education that can reduce stress for students, help recruit teachers and rethink learning altogether?

MIT Institute Professor Phillip Sharp and MIT Press Director Amy Brand discuss a white paper on the future of open-access publishing in academia.

Sometimes, the human body fends off death for reasons we don’t yet fully understand.

A Curious Mix of Peoples Greg Beets and Richard Whymark plot October launch events

As a new school year begins, educators from Poland to Australia to the U.S. are implementing four-day weeks, in a variety of ways. Will this be a short-lived fad, or the beginning of a new approach to education that can reduce stress for students, help recruit teachers and rethink learning altogether?

The UC Berkeley School of Public Health, in collaboration with the MIT Press, announced the launch of its new journal Rapid Reviews\Infectious Diseases, or RR\ID, which builds off the work of Rapid Reviews\COVID-19, or RR\C19.

MIT Press's Direct to Open (D2O) collaborates with 322 libraries to open access to 82 new scholarly monographs and edited collections for 2023.

The scholars’ exodus from Elsevier’s journal “NeuroImage” shines a spotlight on the difficult economics of academic publishing and the open-access movement.

The MIT Press announced the first recipients of the Grant Program for Diverse Voices. Launched in 2021 to expand funding for authors whose experience and knowledge of diverse communities informs books that meet the highest standards, the initiative provides support for the research and writing of new works.