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If you would like to participate in the SSP C3 Community platform and you are not or have not been an SSP member or registered for an SSP event in the recent past, you will need to create a SSP Profile. If you believe that you may already have a profile on record with SSP, please login using your username and password. If you're unsure of your log in information, you can retrieve them on the login page .

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Latest from Industry Events and Announcements

  • The Council of Editors of Learned Journals (CELJ; celj.org ) is conducting a survey on journal-based peer review in the humanities and humanistically oriented social sciences (HSS). This survey, funded by the Mellon Foundation, is meant to establish ... More

  • A final reminder! We are accepting nominations, including self nominations, for the Editor in Chief of the GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing . We invite members of the Library Publishing Coalition and community to apply.Fill out a short form to ... More

  • Indiana University Libraries, in collaboration with the IU Indianapolis University Library and IU's Institute for Advanced Study, invites you to a series of events celebrating Open Access Week . The 2025 theme is " Who Owns Our Knowledge? " IU is ... More

  • Greetings We are seeking nominations , including self-nominations, for a new Editor-in-Chief for the award-winning GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing (GWJEP). The EIC sets the editorial vision for the GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing and works ... More

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    eXtyles replacement

    With the end of support for Atypon/Inera eXtyles coming up soon, many publishers are looking for a replacement for eXtyles in their Word-based editorial workflows. I know of a direct replacement option that is ready to go right now, so that you can ... More

News from SSP

  • This week, Hum announced Journal Fit, a new feature in Alchemist Review that instantly evaluates how well submitted manuscripts align with a journal’s scope and standards. This represents an advancement in Alchemist Review’s mission to support editors with intelligence that The post Alchemist Review Launches Journal Fit Feature to Accelerate Triage appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • Impelsys, a global technology services company, today announced the acquisition of Delta Think, a leading consultancy in scholarly communications. Together, the two companies will offer clients a powerful combination of strategy and technology expertise across publishing, education, and healthcare. Since The post Delta Think Acquired by Impelsys appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • Scholastica, a leading scholarly journal publishing software solutions provider, has announced that its peer review system now supports transferring manuscripts between journals within a publisher’s portfolio (a.k.a. cascading submissions). Publishers can configure the new feature to allow editors to offer The post Scholastica’s Peer Review System Now Includes Manuscript Transfers appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • KnowledgeWorks Global Ltd. (KGL) is pleased to announce that Dr. Hong Zhou has joined the organization as Vice President, Product Management, bringing more than a decade of visionary leadership in AI innovation, product strategy, and research technology within the scholarly The post Dr. Hong Zhou Joins KGL as Vice President, Product Management appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .
  • Multi-year agreement builds on two decades of collaboration to advance physiological research  The Physiological Society and Wiley have signed a new publishing contract for leading journals, The Journal of Physiology and Experimental Physiology, marking the next step in a partnership that has grown The post New Publishing Agreement Strengthens Partnership between The Physiological Society and Wiley appeared first on SSP Society for Scholarly Publishing .