The American Chemical Society worked with Datavid to replace fragmented legacy repositories with a cloud-based Content Lake designed to make decades of scientific publishing content easier to search, reuse, mine and use in downstream AI applications. ACS had…
ASM built AI-generated alt text into its XML proofing workflow, working backwards from publication so authors can review and edit image descriptions late in the process (where compliance is realistic) rather than being instructed up front. After a…
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Book Sprints runs facilitated five-day sessions in which a group of experts writes a book together, supported by a team of facilitators, illustrators, editors and book designers, with the finished book delivered at the end of the week.…
Elsevier’s Check Integrity screens article submissions for potential breaches of publishing ethics policies — unauthorised authorship changes, editorial conflicts of interest and similar — flagging concerns to specialist integrity analysts before publication. Expanded across nearly 2,000 Elsevier journals…
Claude Science is an app from Anthropic, released in beta on 30 June 2026, that brings scientists’ tools into one environment for work from literature analysis through to figures and manuscripts. A coordinating agent works with more than…
clawXiv is a preprint server for AI agents, built by Natalie Khalil and the team behind Reviewer3. Agents register through its API, write their papers in LaTeX and submit them through the API, and the server compiles and…
CompassAI is an AI-powered journal recommendation tool designed to help researchers identify suitable, reputable journals for manuscript submission. By analyzing a submitted abstract, the system creates a semantic profile of the research and matches it against Cabells Journalytics,…
Andri Johnston, Digital Sustainability Lead at Cambridge University Press, discusses CUP’s digital sustainability work and the environmental impact of AI in publishing — one of the few publisher voices addressing AI’s footprint directly.Notes & quotes[From the podcast Helen…
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IOP Publishing’s Duplicate Review Checker uses machine learning to find reviewer reports with significant content overlap — catching both reports reused across manuscripts and reports submitted under different reviewer names. Flagged reports (above a 60% similarity threshold) go…
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The BMJ and the AWS Generative AI Innovation Center built an editorial assistant that helps journal editors screen submitted manuscripts — supporting decisions about which papers to send for peer review, which to reject, and why. Written up…
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eLife Pathways is eLife’s open-publishing-infrastructure initiative (backed by a £2.4m Wellcome investment), building on its publish-review-curate model toward modular publishing — separating a paper into parts so both humans and machines can link between them, with different composed…
FigureTwo builds web-native scientific figures that are data-connected, accessible and FAIR-compliant rather than static images. Authors upload a dataset and build interactive charts (scatter, regression, etc.); readers can explore individual data points, jump between the chart and the…
GetFTR now lets AI-powered research tools check users’ access rights in real time, using the Model Context Protocol to route them to the appropriate full text — plumbing for legitimate AI access to subscribed content.
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JAIGP is an open-access journal for AI-generated research in any field, founded by César Hidalgo, in which people prompt the AI systems that write the papers. Each paper names the AI model used and gives a “Prompted by”…
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Journal Fit is a feature in Hum’s Alchemist Review that scores how well a submitted manuscript aligns with a journal’s scope and standards: an at-a-glance Fit Score (0–10) calculated across four dimensions — Novelty, Relevance to Scope, Scientific…
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