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The future of scientific publishing must be bolder – and has to include the Global South

This week, the Royal Society convened global leaders in scientific publishing in London to explore the current landscape, anticipate future...

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Global Development Through Enabling Systems: Prioritising Global Research Publishing Reform

By Alice Chadwick El-Ali and Tom Drake  If we are entering a new era of low-volume aid financing, prioritising support...

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Can science diplomacy usher in a new era of research publishing reform?

Research and innovation underpin almost every imaginable form of social and economic advancement, but the costs of accessing and publishing...

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Growing knowledge, inspiring change: Christian Opoku-Kwarteng’s journey with AuthorAID in conservation science and community engagement

Based on an interview conducted by Maisie Northing AuthorAID is made up of thousands of researchers in the Global South....

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INASP launches new course: Engaged Research for Community and Policy Impact

How can we make sure that research in and from low and middle-income countries (LMICs) not only contributes to global...

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Bridging learning gaps, building communities: a look back at AuthorAID’s 2023 impact on early career researchers

Navigating a research career is a difficult journey, and for early career researchers (ECRs) in the Global South, the path...

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