Student mobility is shrinking
According to the survey conducted by the British Council, the students leaving their home country for higher education to abroad has decreased in number. The reason behind this change is…
Peking University purchases linguistics and literature eBook package from De Gruyter Mouton
Peking University ventures to strengthen its growing linguistics program and expand its collection by acquiring the prestigious De Gruyter Mouton collection. The package includes 2,400 ebook titles (up to and…
PLOS and PubGrade Entered into a Digital Advertising Partnership
The Public Library of Science (PLOS) and PubGrade GmbH have collaborated to provide PLOS with PubGrade’s integrated advertising platform: PubGrade for Publishers. PubGrade provides the Public Library of Science with…
Japan’s salubrious package in its HSR bid
Japan is all set to bid for the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore HSR (High-Speed Rail) contract by offering an inclusive financial package and other offerings to make the package look attractive. Japan…
Publishers, Librarians disagreement over NIH Rule
National Institutes of Health (NIH) rule has again hauled controversy from the publishers and academic librarians. The new rule which is now a law requires NIH-funded researchers to submit an…
Australia is in double bind over ‘treason’ laws
According to experts’ assumptions there could be a fall in the number of Chinese students studying at Australian Universities on account of new anti-treason laws that have been portrayed as…
Wiley declares launch of Wiley Digital Archives
John Wiley and Sons Inc. have introduced a new program of digital primary sources that provides first-time access to rare historical records across the sciences and medicine. Wiley Digital Archives…
Dimensions database provides new ways to explore scholarly literature
The marketplace for science search engines is cut-throat and crowded. Dimensions database has been launched on January 15, which intends to provide new methods to academics to analyse the scholarly…