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The American Pediatric Society (APS) has elected its 2027 class of new members, including recognized child health leaders who work together to strengthen academic pediatrics. These individuals have made significant contributions to the field through their work as educators, researchers, clinicians, advocates, and policymakers.
The Journal of Maps will be published on Elsevier's platform, with a new dedicated site for optimal map presentation. All articles will remain gold open access, and the journal will expand its scope to include more subject areas and reach new researchers.
The collaboration aims to advance research and policy responses to address global water challenges, highlighting the need for science-based adaptation and innovative ideas in the water sector. The collection will feature research papers, opinion articles, and essays on key themes related to the UN Water conference and beyond.
Drs. Bradley Schlaggar and Amy Bastian, both renowned experts in developmental neuroscience, have been elected to the National Academy of Medicine. Their groundbreaking work has been recognized for its impact on clinical care and public policy. As leaders in their fields, they will advance science and inform policy to improve health ou...
Researchers discovered a protein called Miro1 linked to insulin resistance in muscle, offering a potential new target for future diabetes treatments. Removing Miro1 restored muscle response to insulin in preclinical models, while exercise reduced protein levels in people with Type 2 diabetes.
Taylor & Francis has announced a new open access partnership with CRUI, the largest university association in Italy, supporting OA publishing of over 2,100 journals across various disciplines. The agreement enables researchers at CRUI-affiliated institutions to choose OA without paying a charge, with articles becoming OA immediately up...
Researchers demonstrated quantum coherent control in extreme ultraviolet light, enabling electron excitation and manipulation. The technique uses XUV pulses to create competing quantum routes, allowing for control over the outcome, and has potential applications in element-specific imaging and spectroscopy.
Cog, a new journal published by AAAS and SJTU, aims to bridge neuroscience, psychology, and artificial intelligence to understand cognition, emotion, and behavior. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary research with clear mechanistic insights and encourages studies bridging fundamental discovery and translational applications.
Research estimates that 25.7% of active-duty male Army personnel have a morning testosterone measurement below 300 ng/dL, and 14.7% below 264 ng/dL. Low testosterone levels are more common among older men and those with higher BMI.
The Tree of Life programme aims to sequence the genome of every findable species in the UK and Ireland. The programme has introduced a new semi-automated process to publish and review genome notes, expanding access to research that supports advances in agriculture, conservation, and medicine.
A new study from the Bogalusa Heart Study has found a significant association between cumulative clinical obesity and white matter changes in the brain by midlife. Researchers analyzed data from 190 participants and found that those with greater exposure to clinical obesity had worse brain health in midlife.
Applied Microbiology International has received Investors in Diversity's Silver for Charities accreditation for its strong culture of Fairness, Respect, Equality, Diversity, Inclusion, Engagement. The accreditation recognizes the organization's commitment to creating a respectful and inclusive working environment. The assessment found ...
Digital Science has appointed Charlesworth as its strategic sales partner for Altmetric and Dimensions in China's scholarly publishing sector. The partnership aims to support the growing demand for research data and information, enabling publishers to access high-quality research insights and understand the reach and attention generate...
ORPHO is a collaborative scientific writing platform that streamlines writing and publishing processes. Key features include real-time collaboration, automatic semantic enrichment, and machine-readable content for discoverability and interoperability.
Research Future is a new journal aiming to publish comprehensive review articles across various scientific fields. The journal is open for submissions and publishes under a Creative Commons Attribution License.
The webinar aims to connect Asian researchers with SLAS journals, publishing opportunities, and collaboration. SLAS Discovery and SLAS Technology journals are two peer-reviewed, open-access journals publishing innovative research and technologies.
The journal welcomes leading researchers with expertise in hematopoietic and muscle stem cell biology, advancing understanding of stem cell research in health and disease. Drs. Bonnet and Relaix bring significant breadth of expertise and commitment to rigorous science, enhancing Stem Cell Reports' impact.
The Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior announces the 2026 Best Article, Best Research Brief, and GEM awards to recognize outstanding nutrition research and education. This year's award winners have made significant contributions to the field, including studies on nutrition security, school meal programs, and diabetes self-mana...
Pennington Biomedical researchers propose a new understanding of how protein restriction promotes healthy aging and extends lifespan by triggering a coordinated whole-body response. The response connects cellular nutrient sensing with hormones, brain function, and changes throughout the body, influencing healthy aging and longevity.
The 2027 APE Award for Innovation in Scholarly Communication honors innovators improving scholarly communication. The award, presented at the 22nd Academic Publishing in Europe APE Conference, recognizes individuals who bring innovation to research and the academic publishing community.
Professor Rizzoli brings extensive editorial experience to the role, along with a longstanding commitment to scientific excellence. He will work closely with the US Editor-in-Chief to advance scientific knowledge, inform clinical practice, and improve musculoskeletal health worldwide.
The Alliance for Clinical Trials in Oncology emphasizes the significance of clinical trials in advancing breast cancer treatments and early detection. The organization's work has led to a 44% decline in breast cancer mortality rates among women since 1989.
Researchers highlight unanticipated benefits of GLP-1 medications, including reduced inflammation and lower risk of certain cardiovascular and musculoskeletal conditions. However, questions remain about lean body mass and nutritional health following weight loss associated with these medications.
JMIR Publications has partnered with UMass Chan Medical School to provide unlimited open access publishing in over 30 high-impact journals. The agreement eliminates individual Article Processing Fees (APF) and is supported by the Lamar Soutter Library at UMass Chan.
The Altmetric MCP brings real-world engagement data into AI workflows, capturing broader research impact beyond citation counts. This enables medical affairs teams and researchers to demonstrate the value of their work across societal platforms.
The American College of Chest Physicians' open-access journal CHEST Critical Care has received its first Journal Impact Factor of 2.7, reflecting the dedication of its authors, reviewers, and readers. This recognition highlights the journal's growing impact in critical care medicine.
Scientists have developed a table-top technique using all-attosecond transient absorption spectroscopy to study the oscillatory motion of an electron vacancy in xenon ions. The results provide insights into the underlying dynamics of light-induced processes.
Researchers identified endotrophin as a biological marker that rises and falls with changes in body fat, reflecting changes in metabolic health. The study suggests endotrophin could serve as a valuable biomarker and therapeutic target for reducing obesity-related health risks.
Dr. Bradley A. Maron, a renowned clinical cardiologist and researcher, takes the helm as editor-in-chief of Circulation, shaping the journal's editorial direction and commitment to practice-changing science. He aims to reinvigorate cardiovascular science and medicine published in Circulation with additional transparency.
The Journal of Regeneration aims to explore regeneration across diverse disciplines and kingdoms of life, covering research from molecular genetics to clinical translation. The journal seeks to examine recurring principles shared between animals and plants, including cellular plasticity and epigenetic remodelling.
MDPI has acquired three Swiss journals, including SANPP, PHC, and Cardiovascular Medicine, to expand its healthcare portfolio. The journals will be free to read and share via MDPI's OA platform, promoting discussions and integrative clinical care in neurology, psychiatry, and primary healthcare.
The American Meteorological Society (AMS) has released a statement expressing concerns about the proposed OMB rule on federal grantmaking changes. The rule could reduce public access to weather information, slow commercialization of advances in weather science, and limit scientific collaboration.
The Indonesian Academy of Sciences has launched an open access journal, Journal of the Indonesian Academy of Sciences, with Taylor & Francis to bridge research and policy. The multidisciplinary journal features original research, opinion pieces, and a policy forum, making it an authoritative source for policymakers and practitioners.
The Seismological Society of America's new journal, The Seismic Record, has achieved an exceptional impact factor of 5.3, ranking 6th globally. Its gold open-access model has expanded its international audience, with over 485,000 downloads to date.
The Journal of Dental Research and JDR Clinical & Translational Research have announced their 2025 journal impact factors, showing significant growth for JDR. The JDR climbed to #5 in the 'Dentistry, Oral Surgery & Medicine' category with a 2-year impact factor of 6.6.
Taylor & Francis has published the world's first Plain Language Summary of Publication (PLSP) in veterinary research, making complex findings more accessible to a broader audience. The PLSP bridges the gap between scientific complexity and practical understanding, offering a new way to present veterinary science.
IOP Publishing integrates IPregistry.org to deliver faster and more accurate IP authentication for libraries worldwide. The integration enables automated IP address updates, reducing the risk of authentication errors and saving librarians administrative time.
The Applied Microbiology International (AMI) 2026 Member Survey reveals a highly engaged membership community with strong satisfaction rates. Members highlight the need for clearer pathways for involvement, mentorship, and professional development to strengthen long-term engagement and retention.
The American Society for Nutrition (ASN) and The Obesity Society (TOS) have formed a strategic alliance to accelerate progress in both fields. This collaboration will drive evidence-based solutions that shape practice, inform policy, and improve health outcomes worldwide.
Researchers developed a new method to observe nanoscale spin waves, directly detecting short-wavelength magnons using resonant soft X-rays. The technique, called magnon momentum microscopy (MMM), reveals strong nonlinear interactions and four-magnon scattering processes in magnetic materials.
A new PLOS report proposes a 'knowledge stack' publishing model to better support open science. This model connects articles with associated outputs like data, code, and methods to create a structured, open record of research. The report highlights the need for coordinated action beyond publishing to address challenges in existing models.
A new editorial provides guidance on writing constructive peer reviews, emphasizing key takeaways such as 'picking battles' and maintaining professional courtesy. The guidance aims to elevate scientific data quality while mitigating impacts on authors' reputation and mental wellbeing.
A global study published in Nature Human Behaviour analyzed data from over 8,000 participants to investigate the connection between physical activity and emotional well-being. The results showed that mood improves with everyday movement, and people are more physically active when they feel better.
A recent study published in Cell Reports identified a key pathway through which the hormone FGF21 influences eating behavior and energy balance. The findings highlight the importance of nutrition in brain function and suggest that FGF21-based therapies could be optimized to target specific brain circuits.
The extension of the partnership aims to refine SnapShot's performance for live manuscript submission, providing enhanced author feedback and guidance on data sharing. The collaboration also focuses on iterative product development, expanding assessment graphs to accommodate additional data policies.
New research from the American Meteorological Society explores AI forecasting limits, the impact of climate change on hurricane trends, and simplifies the heat index. The studies find that machine learning can outperform numerical physics-based models in certain conditions, but not universally.
AEM expands its scope to cover the full breadth of modelling in agricultural and environmental sciences, introducing a structured range of article types for formal recognition. The journal applies FAIR principles to data, code, and models, requiring open access and reproducibility.
The Stem Cell Report podcast has marked five years of exploration in stem cell research, capturing significant progress in human development, disease, and regenerative medicine. The anniversary episode reunites past guests to discuss the field's evolution, highlighting advances in therapies, organoid systems, and global standards.
The International Association for Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research (IADR) and the American Association for Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research (AADOCR) have recognized a cover paper in their Journal of Dental Research. The award honors an aesthetically pleasing image that enhances the article's impact.
STEM Cell Reports has been named the official journal of the 2026 BaCell 3D Organoid Conference in Basel, Switzerland. The conference will bring together leading scientists and experts to share their latest findings on organoid technologies and disease modeling.
Dr Amy Shirong Lu joins JMIR Serious Games as Editor-in-Chief with extensive research on digital health technologies and their impact on physical activity and cognitive health.
The International Society for Stem Cell Research's official journal has implemented enhanced measures to strengthen scientific rigor and reproducibility in published research. New requirements include a completed ISSCR Standards Checklist shared with peer reviewers, ensuring critical experimental details are fully disclosed. All manusc...
This issue highlights advancements in drug discovery, synthetic biology, and laboratory digitalization. SLAS Technology emphasizes scientific and technical advances that enable improved biomedical research and development.
The latest volume of SLAS Discovery highlights advances in 3D cell culture and novel technologies for drug discovery. Small molecule cytokine antagonists and a versatile ELISA for PPI inhibitor screening are among the key findings.
The latest SLAS Technology volume showcases how AI, automation, and portable technologies are transforming drug discovery and diagnostics. This advancement enables the development of innovative therapeutic solutions and improved patient care.
A mathematical model suggests paths forward to stabilize peer review, as rising submissions imperil the process. The study identifies key factors contributing to the strain on peer reviewers.
Advances in Pollinator Research is a community-driven peer-reviewed journal championing research from underrepresented regions and taxa. It aims to find and amplify solutions to pollinator decline through transdisciplinary collaboration.
ResearchGate and Pensoft Publishers announce the expansion of their Journal Home partnership, now covering 40+ journals affiliated with well-known institutions. The partnership provides increased visibility and engagement opportunities for smaller and niche research journals.
A national clinical trial found that oxybutynin significantly reduced hot flash frequency and quality of life for men undergoing hormone therapy for prostate cancer. The study showed substantial improvements in hot flash symptoms, often within the first week of treatment.
The partnership integrates Dimensions Author Check API into ScholarOne Manuscripts, providing publishers with reliable insights into authors' and reviewers' publishing histories. This integration enables quick detection of unusual activities, such as retractions or atypical collaboration patterns.