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Wiley announces two technologies to advance research publishing
2020-11-02

John Wiley & Sons Inc., a global leader in research and education, has announced two technologies that advance how scientific research is published, delivering greater value to researchers. The technologies are interactive figures technology and AI technology.

First, the company’s publishing platform provider and subsidiary, Atypon, has successfully piloted its interactive figures technology in the International Journal of Quantum Chemistry (IJQC), publishing the first scientific articles designed exclusively to leverage the multimedia nature of the web.

Wiley’s IJQC is the first scholarly publication to feature Atypon’s interactive figures technology, which is slated for release in 2021. IJQC is publishing computational articles featuring interactive 3D molecular visualisations that let readers rotate, zoom and interact directly with chemical structures. These articles also feature fully interactive, zoomable graphs, which makes visualising data at scale much easier for scientists. These highly nuanced data visualisations integrate researchers’ source code and lab notebooks to significantly improve a study’s transparency and its reproducibility.

With the expansion of its Transfer Desk Assistant (TDA), Wiley provides alternative options for authors to publish their study when their first journal of choice does not accept their manuscript. Authors may select the TDA feature, which will guide them through the process of submitting their manuscript to other relevant journals, making it easier for them to publish their work. Using AI technology, the TDA maps manuscript content to the aims and scope of participating titles across Wiley’s portfolios to reveal new journal options for authors interested in resubmissions.

In 2020, to date Journals published by Wiley have received more than 621,000 submissions, with 159,000 of articles accepted for publication. More than half of all journals published by Wiley now participate in an automated transfer network like TDA, or an editor-driven referral network where the editor who rejects a study recommends another title to the author for resubmitting the manuscript. Wiley customer survey data show that researchers are contented with the TDA and editor referrals, with uptake of transfers at 50% or more in some subject areas. By expanding the TDA to more journals, Wiley is expecting the percentage of authors taking advantage of the service to increase.

Wiley continues to advance scientific discovery, publishing more than 185,000 articles from January to October 2020, representing an 11% increase over the same time period in 2019.

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