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09.20.2023 | SSP News & Releases

April and July Issues of Learned Publishing are Now Available

April 2023 and July 2023 Issues of Learned Publishing are available and they include a broad range of content, and hopefully something to pique the interest of all our readers!  

Learned Publishing (April) | Learned Publishing (July) 

Both issues offer readers articles on editorial issues and publication ethics, including several industry-relevant opinion pieces in the July issue. 

Citations and metrics are covered in an original article on the H-score (April). 

Metadata in the form of contributor taxonomies and ontologies is examined in an original article (April). 

Predatory publishing is studied in relation to research funding and research collaboration (July). 

Several particularly timely issues are covered in these volumes as well: 

• Discussion on the potential role of artificial intelligence (April) in scholarly communications, and the practical and ethical considerations relating using AI technologies in publishing workflows. 

• Two original articles examining Data sharing and open data (July) evaluate the status of data sharing, namely, looking at data reuse, integration and dataset release, and the effect of citation count when publishing separate research papers and data sets. 

• An industry update on digital preservation (April) and its need for constant reinvention. 

• Two original articles on the Harbinger’s project (April), related to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on early career researchers 

Peer review week is coming up (September 25, 2023) and it is timely to revisit the article on peer review published in the July issue. 

Please enjoy these two issues and be sure to share them with your colleagues! 

Michelle Urberg 
North American Editor 
Learned Publishing  

NOTE: All articles are free to SSP members and journal subscribers; those editorials, reviews and articles using the ‘ALPSP Author Choice’ OA option, are now free to all. Also, be sure to sign up to receive an email or RSS alert every time a new issue goes online.  

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