Geographical Differences in Open Access Ecosystems: Implications for Research Societies and Publishers

Geographical Differences in Open Access Ecosystems: Implications for Research Societies and Publishers

Open access (OA) has moved from a niche challenger to conventional scholarly publishing, to a movement that is transforming the

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CACTUS updates eligibility and application deadlines for the Editage Grant program to support young researchers in Japan

~ The eligibility age is being raised from 35 to 40 and the application deadline has been extended from Tuesday,...

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The Chinese Academy of Sciences: Its Importance in China’s Research Ecosystem

When building a presence in a new country, it is important to understand local, social, and cultural norms around the...

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Phase II of the NIH Policy on Preprints: Implications for Scholarly Publishing

Preprints of scholarly research articles have been around since at least the 1960s and were originally actually printed. Now, preprints...

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Building Awareness of Your Mentoring Program: Tips for Research Societies

Mentoring programs offered by research societies have the potential to provide many benefits to all those involved in them. However,...

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R Discovery partners with SAGE Publishing

R Discovery, a Researcher.Life solution by Cactus Communications (CACTUS), has partnered with SAGE Publishing, a global academic publisher of books,...

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CACTUS recognized as one of the top 15 global companies for remote jobs in 2023

Cactus Communications (CACTUS), a science communication and technology company, ranked 14th on FlexJobs’ global list of the Top 100 Companies...

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