What are clinical outcome assessments and how do they drive research outcomes?

Science journalists face pressure to publish more and to publish quickly. How can scientists make sure news coverage is accurate?

Ghost authorship and guest authorship lead to author disputes. Learn how integrity training can help avoid ethics issues before they happen.

Learn how publishers, scholarly societies, and the media can work together to fight fake news.

Researchers are people who never stopped questioning, and their quest for answers have the power to change the world.

Charles Whalley, Journals Publishing Manager at the British Pharmacological Society, on the importance of society publishing partnerships.

Research is always becoming more collaborative but working with new people means learning how to listen and communicate effectively.

Hear from Hetan Shah, Executive Director of the Royal Statistical Society, about how the RSS is changing their mindset and their strategy to succeed in a changing landscape.

From germ theory to lead poisoning, science has frequently been challenged by economic and cultural biases. Learn about the history of science denialism in this comic strip.

A chemist, a sociologist, and a musicologist are all “researchers,” but you won’t find a musicologist handling test tubes, so we wanted to know: do they each join societies for the same reasons?

A first-time delegate shares what she’ll do differently after attending the June 2018 Wiley Society Executive Seminar in Washington DC.

Learn about our approach to driving research impact through digital licensing

Wiley is endorsing the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) and becoming an official signatory, supporting a broader, more equitable view of research impact.

If you only had three minutes to convince someone how important it is to make evidence-based policy decisions, what would you say?