Publisher aims to make the double-blind form of peer review the default option on all of its own journals by the end of 2021
Read article: IOP Publishing pledges to implement double-blind peer review
Study finds that five fields have accounted for more than half of Nobel prizes
Read article: Particle and atomic physics more likely to win Nobels
Physics World speaks to the winners of IOP Publishing's Reviewer Awards for 2019 about peer review and how referee demand has been impacted by COVID-19
Read article: IOP Publishing rewards more than 1600 top peer reviewers
Discover the many, exciting careers that lie ahead for you, with the 2020 Physics World Careers guide
Read article: Finding your pathway with the 2020 Physics World Careers guide
IOPChina will feature the latest news as well as information about IOP Publishing activities in China
Read article: IOP Publishing launches dedicated resource for researchers in China
Report by the Royal Society of Chemistry finds that gender biases exist “at each step of the publishing profile”
Read article: Female chemists hit by ‘significant disadvantage’ when publishing their research
Scientific publishers are increasingly keen to help open up access to the research papers they publish. Gábor Csányi describes his experiences of open-access publishing
Read article: Open access from a researcher’s perspective: Gábor Csányi
This week's podcast celebrates International Open Access Week
Read article: Open-access publishing: challenges and opportunities
Year-long trial will be held on three journals – JPhys Materials, Environmental Research Letters and Journal of Neural Engineering
Read article: Transparent peer review trialled by IOP Publishing
Antonia Seymour outlines how open-access publishing benefits not only authors but also the wider scientific community and society
Read article: Boosting diversity in open access
