We have previously written on our blog about our content covering fields such as humanities, biology, agriculture, and rare disease research, and today we would like to promote some of the law-related content that has been featured in various topical collections from prestigious university presses, research institutions, and publishing houses.
JMIR is one of the most agile and innovative medical publishers in the STM digital publishing space. We are thrilled to be working with them to promote their content within the ScienceOpen discovery environment and look forward to an exciting partnership.
Our collections grew bigger in February, and we now have more than 76 million publications on our discovery network.
The Journal of Modern Nanotechnology has chosen ScienceOpen as a hosting platform for its innovative multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed, open-access journal.
We are celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science with a big thank you to all of the women scientists and academics who contribute to our knowledge of the world.
English has de facto become the “lingua franca” of scientific research. Our network, however, includes many collections, journals, and articles written in languages other than English.
Welcome to January’s monthly digest, where we provide you with the most recent updates on new publishers and journals that have joined our platform, as well as brand new collections that may support researchers and editors in their scientific work.
We are excited to announce the new geolocation-based usage data, which will help our publishers to better understand their audiences and the impact of their research all over the world.
ScienceOpen’s discovery network of over 75 million publications provides a diverse offering for publishers, editors, and researchers that crosses continental boundaries.
Although our name may suggest a focus on the physical and natural sciences, ScienceOpen works with all types of scholarly publishers. Many of our partners are publishing in the fields of humanities and social sciences (HSS), and so ScienceOpen is a great resource for research in these areas in addition to STEM subjects. In this post, we are pleased to highlight some very interesting and recently added HSS content and Collections on the platform.
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