Events Includes industry events, STM upcoming & previous seminars, conferences, training and education courses Document
Library
This central library enables you to find the any document published by STM, quickly and easily
Copyright
& Legal Affairs
STM actively engages with stakeholders on copyright and legal issues and advocates on public policies
Standards &
Technology
STM monitors new techology trends and their impact on the publishing industry
Public
Affairs
STM provides advice on government relations, strategy and policy commmunications issues
Research4Life
Outreach Programmes
Including HINARI, AGORA, OARE access programmes, bringing content to developing countries and the public

Welcome to STM

The voice of research publishing for 40 years

STM is an international association of about 100 scientific, technical, medical and scholarly publishers, collectively responsible for more than 60% of the global annual output of research articles, over half the active research journals and the publication of tens of thousands of print and electronic books, reference works and databases. We are the only international trade association equally representing all types of STM publishers - large and small companies, not for profit organisations, learned societies, traditional, primary, secondary publishers and new entrants to global publishing.

What's happening at STM?

March STM News - Members Only - read the interview with YS Chi, CEO of Elsevier's Science & Technology Division

 

STM welcomes new member Society for General Microbiology


Register now! STM Spring Conference 2010

27 - 29 April 2010, Cambridge, Massachusetts

"Users, customers, practitioners & librarians talk - Publishers are you listening?"

 

What are the benefits of membership in STM?

See for yourself in the STM benefits brochure.


 

 

 

Headline Archive

Headlines

U.S. Task force releases report on sustainable preservation of digital knowledge base

The Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable Digital Preservation and Access has published a new report titled 'Sustainable Economics for a Digital Planet: Ensuring Long-term Access to Digital Information'. The study is the result of a two-year effort focusing on the critical economic challenges of preserving an ever-increasing amount ...

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Tue, 9th March 2010

SPARC releases new guide to explore campus-based open access

4 March 2010. SPARC (the Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalitiion) has released a new guide and supporting Web resource exploring campus-based open-access publishing funds. The new resources survey the current North American landscape of OA funds and explore key emerging questions on how such funds are considered and developed on college and university campuses.

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Fri, 5th March 2010

HighWire releases results of eBooks Librarian Survey

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Fri, 5th March 2010