Atypon Community Updates
Keep up with our community of experts passionate about improving scholarly communications today, while innovating together toward tomorrow.
Three cheers (and two awards) for Health Affairs!
We couldn’t be happier for our customer Health Affairs, which recently received not one but two awards for their outstanding work! Health Affairs received the […]
Welcoming new Atypon community members
A warm Atypon Community welcome to new customers signed or launched since December 2021! Launched on Literatum this summer at https://aami.org, the non-profit Association for […]
Communicating retractions to readers: A new NISO working group
If you work with journal articles, you probably have opinions about retractions and expressions of concern—and the lack of standardized ways to communicate them to […]
Collaboration and functional innovation: Why CABI chose Literatum
Ensuring that users around the world can access vital information across a variety of content types is not an easy job—but it’s a challenge Atypon […]
People of Atypon: Polivios Roussis, Program Manager
For this installment of our People of Atypon series, we sat down with Polivios Roussis, one of our Program Managers. Fast Facts: Polivios joined Atypon […]
Tectonic Shifts: Keeping you up to date on major upcoming changes to the Internet
If you attended our Tectonic Shifts webinar in March, you may be wondering what’s changed since then. (If you didn’t, don’t worry: you’ll find the […]
Science.org at the Webby Awards
Presented each year by the International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, the Webby Awards honor excellence on the internet—websites, media, online video, apps, and […]
Three things you should know about AI in ScholComms
What can artificial intelligence do for us in scholarly communications? What is it already doing? These are some of the questions Hong Zhou, our resident […]
People of Atypon: Dina Abulfailat, Product Manager, Digital Objects
For this installment of our People of Atypon series, we sat down with Dina Abulfailat, Product Manager for Literatum’s Digital Objects feature. Fast Facts: Dina […]