Assn Am. Publishers

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We represent America's premier commercial, educational and scholarly publishers

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  1. 17 hours ago
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  2. Feb 9

    The final session from called “The Innovators” features interesting new products & services for the scholarly community. Featured are , , & Michelle from

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  3. Feb 9

    A UN representative at today's reminded us that this Sunday, Feb. 11, is the "International Day of Women in Science." Tweet with or follow

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  4. Feb 9

    The bonus takeaways from Kris Bishop are pretty awesome: more without strategic framework is just a bigger spreadsheet, data geeks are important (but it's ok to keep them at an arm's length), & data is not the answer (the answer is the answer).

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  5. Feb 9

    Data driven decision making plenary session this morning at features AAAS’s Kris Bishop, Elsevier’s , and Christian Science Publishing’s . Moderator kicked off with: “data doesn’t make decisions for you.”

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  6. Feb 9

    In a presentation focused on walking the line between data and intuition, advised - use data to confirm or dispute your intuitive decisions. With data, “I know I’m right" becomes "this is how I know I’m right.”

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  7. Feb 9

    We’re learning about RA21 from Elsevier’s Ann Gabriel & ACS’s Ralph Youngen and how the team is working to help make accessing scholarly content simpler.

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  8. Feb 8

    Diversity is an opportunity for the scholarly publishing community, a landscape of ideas, research, people, cultures, and best practices that enhance organization’s abilities to innovate and be productive

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  9. Feb 8

    Great panel discussion on open science and reproducibility

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  10. Feb 8
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  11. Feb 8

    The 2018 R.R. Hawkins Winner is Bloomsbury Publishing for the Arcadian Library Online - the best of all our 550+ award entries

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  12. Feb 8

    The winner for Excellence in Social Sciences is Princeton University Press for Adaptive Markets: Financial Evolution at the Speed of Thought. They also won in the Business, Finance & Management category

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  13. Feb 8

    The winner for Excellence in Reference Works is Bloomsbury Publishing for Arcadian Library Online. They also won for best eProduct

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  14. Feb 8

    The winner for Excellence in Physical Sciences & Mathematics is Cell Press for CHEM. They also won in the Chemistry & Physics category and Best New Journal in Physical Sciences and Mathematics

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  15. Feb 8

    The winner for Excellence in Humanities is Oxford University Press for Jane Crow: The Life of Pauli Murray. They also won in the Biography & Autobiography category

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  16. Feb 8

    The winner for Excellence in Biological & Life Sciences is The MIT Press for Language in Our Brain: The Origins of a Uniquely Human Capacity. They also won in the Biomedicine & Neuroscience category

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  17. Feb 8

    This year there were 51 category winners, five Awards for Excellence and one winner of the top prize – the R.R. Hawkins Award. . For those of you not at the luncheon, watch this feed.

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  18. Feb 8

    We're less than two hours away from the big reveals

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  19. Feb 8

    Hey look, is trending. Thanks for the great engagement everyone!

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  20. Feb 8

    Never been two truer statements

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