(26 Aug 2026) CAUL has published an analysis of the pressure that rising publication volumes place on capped and volume-based open-access agreements. It argues that publishers’ expanding titles, transfer pathways and…
(19 Aug 2026) Research is no longer found only through journal pages and conventional indexes. The same work may appear on a preprint server, a publisher platform, an institutional repository, a…
(19 Aug 2026) The Contributor Roles Taxonomy, or CrediT, has over the past years clarified how different hands lead to the creation of research papers. Taking stock of the past decade, Andrea Chiarelli, Lucia Loffreda, Liz…
(27 Aug 2026) Unlock new opportunities in library leadership and innovation with the Transforming University Libraries Leadership & Innovation Programme (TULLIP), designed to connect library professionals across ASEAN and beyond.…
(26 Aug 2026) Dolly Parton had first-hand experience of the effects of limited literacy. Her father could not read or write. He was, she once said, “the smartest man I have…
(20 Aug 2026) The development of artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing rapidly and impacting various aspects of life, including the academic sphere. To address these developments and provide guidance on the responsible use…
(28 Aug 2026) On August 28th, at the Center for Vietnamese Studies, Udon Thani Royal University, the inauguration ceremony of the first Vietnamese-language library in Thailand took place in a solemn…
(25 Aug 2026) These libraries not only house valuable collections but also impress with their unique architecture and are located within UNESCO World Heritage sites. Biblioteca Joanina, University of Coimbra,…
(18 Aug 2026) The government of Singapore, through its 2026 Consensus on Global AI Safety Research Priorities, is underscoring the need for AI researchers and practitioners to pay close attention to…
(26 Aug 2026) USA Today Co. is testing different ways to reformat its website content for an AI bot audience to attract AI content licensing deals. “We recognize that…
(17 Aug 2026) The use of flowers and trees in Thai manuscript art reflects the religious and cultural significance of nature in Thai Buddhism and everyday life. The vibrant colours…
(19 Aug 2026) The American Society for Microbiology (ASM) and BIO Ventures for Global Health (BVGH) have announced the launch of a 10‑session digital lecture series on scientific writing. The program is designed to support…
(25 Aug 2026) Today’s students will graduate into workplaces where using AI is as unremarkable as using spreadsheets. A university that outright prohibits AI is preparing graduates for a world…
(12 Aug 2026) As a part of our [Libtech Insight’s] free AI literacy micro-course we recently launched with Clarivate, we asked participants to answer a series of questions about AI implementation…
(13 Aug 2026) This week, Anthropic’s announcement that supported Claude models will mark AI-generated content drew extensive coverage and discussion. Much of that coverage went immediately to cheating. The Telegraph…
