Open to Members and Non-Members. Join the SIG Overview Aiming to share best practices, discuss challenges, and support each other, this Special Interest Group is a network of professionals involved in editorial board engagement. Key aims: Discuss best practices for editor engagement and
Overview Research Integrity is a growing issue, as technology accelerates emerging forms of fraud, while simultaneously accelerating solutions. It is hard to stay on top of the latest policies from COPE, services from service providers, and standards for improving integrity. This SIG will
Purpose SIGs are community-led groups supported by ALPSP, providing a space for participants to share knowledge, discuss areas of interest and support engagement across the community. They are not formal decision-making bodies and do not speak on behalf of ALPSP unless specifically authorised to
The group brings together publishing professionals to share experiences and best practices for optimising discoverability of scholarly content, and to discuss current and emerging trends and needs in the discovery space.
The group brings together publishing professionals to share experiences and best practices for optimising discoverability of scholarly content, and to discuss current and emerging trends and needs in the discovery space.
The group brings together publishing professionals to share experiences and best practices for optimising discoverability of scholarly content, and to discuss current and emerging trends and needs in the discovery space.
Our Special Interest Groups bring together a vibrant community of over 500 professionals from across the scholarly publishing landscape. They provide a space for open discussion, collaboration, and shared learning, helping to strengthen connections across the industry. Join a SIG Suggest a
In the Top 10 Emerging Technologies of 2026 report co-published by the World Economic Forum and Frontiers, cutting-edge technologies act directly on power grids, drug pipelines, food production, cooling systems, mining, and robotics – marking a shift from software-first AI to physical systems.
