New book collection by Leiden University Press

New book collection by Leiden University Press

Leiden University Press is a choice for academic quality and worldwide distribution. ScienceOpen is happy to support Leiden University Press in their mission and provide the right digital infrastructure for indexing and promoting their high-quality book scholarship.

Leiden University Press focuses on several subject areas, including Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies, History, Asian Studies, Environmental Studies, Literary Studies, Language, Media Studies, Security Studies and more.

Build and innovate with ScienceOpen

Build and innovate with ScienceOpen

Our technical infrastructure can be easily adapted to different projects and solutions, supporting the dissemination and promotion of project results, and helping with recognition and networking, within the digital publishing environment.
ScienceOpen is a freely accessible

Explore ScienceOpen’s innovation potential and take a step into the future of digital publishing.

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Research promoting mental health and well-being

Research promoting mental health and well-being

ScienceOpen is proud to partner with various publishers who have such a focus, and in today’s blog, we want to highlight research and research collections on our network that promote mental health and well-being.

For more content on mental health and well-being, hit the search button on our home page and tailor the research based on your needs and scholarly profile.

Exploring the Future of Medicine: RExPO23 Call for Papers

Exploring the Future of Medicine: RExPO23 Call for Papers

All scholars researching novel approaches to Drug Repurposing and Network Medicine, as well as scientists and professionals working in pharma, biomedicine, healthcare, and other related disciplines, are invited to contribute to the conference and its mission to reshape the future of medicine.

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Exploring the SDGs on ScienceOpen: #2 Zero Hunger

Exploring the SDGs on ScienceOpen: #2 Zero Hunger

ScienceOpen’s network of over 88 million publications provides context and content on all aspects of SDG2. The Goal aims to end hunger by ensuring food security, access to safe and nutritious foods, eradicating all forms of malnutrition, doubling agricultural productivity globally, and ensuring sustainable and resilient food production practices.

Let’s explore SDG2 on ScienceOpen!

Welcoming the Environment and Society Collection

Welcoming the Environment and Society Collection

The Environment and Society Collection is a collaborative collection created within the scope of a joint publishing project between the Rachel Carson Center in Germany and the White Horse Press in the United Kingdom.

ScienceOpen will help boost readership for the authors featured in the collection and will support both the Rachel Carson Center and White Horse Press with cutting-edge indexing services and innovative discovery solutions.

Up for a challenge? Join ScienceOpen’s Open Peer Review Competition

Up for a challenge? Join ScienceOpen’s Open Peer Review Competition

To mark Peer Review Week coming up at the end of September, we invite you to a month-long celebration of open peer review and to begin exploring preprints on ScienceOpen, submit a substantial review, and compete for one of three prizes in our open peer review competition.

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ScienceOpen’s Monthly Digest – August 2023

ScienceOpen’s Monthly Digest – August 2023

With August left behind, we are preparing for busy months ahead, with plenty of conferences and meetings, book fairs, and, of course, new products in development.

Join our monthly recap and celebrate with us some of August’s best additions and the latest updates from our network.

ScienceOpen implements Scite smart citation badges on 75+ million article records

ScienceOpen implements Scite smart citation badges on 75+ million article records

ScienceOpen and Scite.ai announce a new cooperation to provide greater context around citation information for the academic community. The citation index at the core of ScienceOpen’s discovery environment has been augmented with Scite badges indicating whether those citations are supporting, contrasting, or just mentions.

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Welcoming new books from AEUP members on ScienceOpen

Welcoming new books from AEUP members on ScienceOpen

One of the most exciting additions to our network in recent months has been the Association of University Presses’ (AEUP) collection, which includes book and book chapter titles from universities across Europe including a multilingual support that ScienceOpen implemented to answer and to quickly adapt to publishers’ needs.

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