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The Board of Directors of Xpro India Limited in their meeting held on February 6, 2023, has approved equity investment upto Rs. 2.00 Crores in Special Purpose Vehicle with Tata Power Renewal Energy Limited for Sourcing Solar Power.

Actors’ Equity Association is making its Open Access membership policy permanent. With a pathway to membership now available to all stage managers and actors with professional experience, the union will begin a three-year phase out of its Equity Membership Candidate Program.

The theatrical union, which represents actors and stage managers on Broadway and at professional theatres nationwide, is removing barriers to joining.

The Tulane-Elsevier transformative agreement provides support for open-access publishing and 'ScienceDirect' access.

Last week also demonstrated another benefit of Open Access. Not just that everyone could re-use the images from the Ida paper without wondering "is this too much for Fair Use principles?" (yes, I have seen people re-post every single image from the paper into their articles/posts, plus lengthy excerpts of text), but people could do fun stuff to them as well, and even use it for commercial endeavors. And I am not talking just about the Google logo last Wednesday!

MIT Press announces shift+OPEN, a new initiative designed to flip existing subscription-based journals to a diamond open access publishing model.

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.

In January ’23, the exchange witnessed its highest volume in this fiscal year, due to improving supply side conditions, led by gradually increasing coal supply and easing e-auction coal prices

Abstract. Are the best-paying jobs with the highest prestige done by individuals of great intelligence? Past studies find job success to increase with cognitive

World Cancer Day, held every 4 February, is a global initiative led by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) to raise awareness, improve education and catalyze action. This year’s theme is ‘Close the Care Gap: Uniting our voices and taking action’. Each year, PLOS ONE publishes more than 1000 cancer-related research articles from authors across the globe. In celebration of this year’s theme, we interview PLOS ONE author Richard Martin, Professor of Clinical Epidemiology at th...