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20 Holiday Reads for the Intellectually Curious

As the holiday season begins its annual attempt to test the limits of human scheduling, many of us look for an excuse to enjoy a moment of peace and quiet. A good book remains one of the more permissible options.

Academia & Publishing

Navigating Generative AI in Academic Publishing: An Interview With Benjamin Luke Moorhouse

Generative artificial intelligence is everywhere, but few academics openly discuss its use. Benjamin Luke Moorhouse, a researcher on GenAI and language teaching, and his colleagues spoke with journal editors to uncover the key challenges AI tools pose to academic writing and the peer review process. Here’s what they found.

Academia & Publishing

You’re Still on Mute: Reflections on Working Digitally in the Post-Pandemic Era

Five years after Covid-19 changed everything, De Gruyter Brill staff share how they collaborate, curate, and communicate scholarship in a digital-first world.

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Accessibility in Digital Publishing: An Interview with Allison Belan from Duke University Press

Florian Hofbauer speaks with Allison Belan about accessibility measures in digital publishing and the imminent changes publishers must adhere to, as dictated by the European Accessibility Act.

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20 Holiday Reads for the Intellectually Curious

Navigating Generative AI in Academic Publishing: An Interview With Benjamin Luke Moorhouse

You’re Still on Mute: Reflections on Working Digitally in the Post-Pandemic Era

Accessibility in Digital Publishing: An Interview with Allison Belan from Duke University Press

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APE Conference 2026: Scholarly Communication at a Turning Point (Day 2)

APE Conference 2026: Scholarly Communication at a Turning Point (Day 1)

(In)accessibility in Higher Education and the Myth of the Ideal Academic

Artificial Intelligence in Academia: a De Gruyter Brill retrospective

(In)accessibility in Higher Education and the Myth of the Ideal Academic

Silent Night, Political Night: Christmas Films in Cold War America

Redesigning America

“When Things Go Wrong, Where Was The Board?”

Dinosaurs, Unicorns, Unicorpses and Zombies

„Wie aus einem demokratischen Land ein Diktaturmonster werden konnte“: Volker Kutscher im Gespräch

Inside US Intelligence: Alex Wellerstein on Secrets, Classified Documents and Forgeries

Mentale Gesundheit im Job: „Es reicht nicht nur, darüber zu sprechen“

Illuminating the Quantum: How Quantum Light Is Shaping Tomorrow’s Technologies

The Photonics Innovation Award in Honor of Federico Capasso: Announcing This Year’s Winner

Ukrainian Scientists in Exile: An Interview With Yana Sychikova

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