From Thesis to Monograph: Dr. Rachel Lehner-Mear’s Journey in Publishing Research on Mothers and Primary School Homework
Dr. Rachel Lehner-Mear, a distinguished scholar from the University of Nottingham’s School of Education, has recently published her doctoral research as a monograph, delving into the intricate dynamics between mothers and primary school homework.…
Navigating the Labyrinth: A Young Nigerian Scholar’s Journey Through Academic Publishing, Mentorship, and Ethical Challenges
This autoethnography delves into the complex realities faced by early-career academics in the Global South, specifically examining the lived experiences of a young Nigerian scholar navigating the demanding landscape of academic publishing. The study,…
Announcing Kanta Komuro as Latest Winner of Advances in Magnetism Award for Pioneering Brain Imaging Work in Small Animals – AIP Publishing LLC
MELVILLE, N.Y. – October 5, 2026 – In a landmark achievement poised to reshape the landscape of neuroscience research, Kanta Komuro of The University of Tokyo has been honored with the prestigious 2025 Advances in Magnetism Award. The recognition,…
Duke University Press Marks a Century of Scholarly Publishing, Championing Intellectual Freedom and Navigating the Future of Knowledge Dissemination
Durham, NC – Duke University Press (DUP) is celebrating its centennial, marking 100 years since its official rebranding from Trinity College Press in January 1926. This milestone prompts a reflection on the enduring role of university presses in the…
AIP Publishing Mandates Alternative Text for Visual Elements, Championing Universal Accessibility in Scientific Research
AIP Publishing, a leading not-for-profit scholarly publisher and a division of the American Institute of Physics, has announced a significant policy update, requiring authors to provide alternative text (alt text) for all visual elements in their…
AI’s Transformative Role in Publishing: Insights from the Dubai Summit and Industry Leaders
The 2025 Dubai International Library and Publishing Summit served as a pivotal forum for global stakeholders to confront the profound implications of artificial intelligence on the future of knowledge, creativity, and publishing. Among the key voices…
Voices from the Pathways to Inclusive Publishing Summit: Presenters Share Insights on Advancing DEIA in Scholarly Communication
This article represents the second installment in a series exploring the critical discourse surrounding diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) within the scholarly publishing landscape, specifically through the lens of the American…
