The Atypon Community Newsletter
Keep up with our dynamic community of experts passionate about improving scholarly communications today, while innovating together toward tomorrow.
Welcome to the future of Science
It’s been a year in the making, and now it’s here: the brand-new, integrated Science.org! For the very first time, you’ll find everything Science in […]
Inclusion matters at Atypon (and beyond)
At Atypon—and at our parent company, Wiley—we take diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts very seriously. So what does that mean exactly? For years Atypon’s teams […]
Welcome aboard! The first Atypon Community Meeting
The very first Atypon Community Meeting was held on June 23, 2021, and it was an exciting new experience! Taking a different approach from the […]
Atypon customers: Register for the Atypon Community Meeting!
The Atypon Community Meeting is happening in just 3 weeks! Designed to combine the most successful elements of our Engage User Conferences with the two-way, […]
ACM experiments with AI: Custom Scitrus Feeds: Interview with Wayne Graves
Atypon technologist Nikos Nanas created Scitrus as part of his Ph.D. program. Today, Scitrus is a robust discovery engine designed to intelligently push content to […]
ASHA joins growing list of CRediT adopters
Our community is committed to communicating research reliably, and the publishers in our community are often at the forefront of initiatives to improve scholarly communications—such […]
Publishers recognized for accessibility efforts
Several publishers from the Atypon community have gained recognition for website accessibility by being ranked on ASPIRElist, including Taylor & Francis, who rank within the […]
The Universal Journal Content Model
Our earliest employees had a lot of experience getting journal content into an acceptable format in order to develop reliable journal services. The standard in […]
Introducing ClinMicroNow: a robust community resource
What does serving practitioner communities look like in practice? ClinMicroNow, recently developed and launched in partnership by the American Society for Microbiology Press (ASM) and […]