We are delighted to invite you to the first session in the relaunched Kudos Webinar programme on Thursday 26th July. This first webinar will introduce you to some exciting new features on Kudos, and give you some hints and tips on how to effectively enhance your research in a short amount of time, helping it become…
For immediate release, July 3rd, 2018 – The Annals of Saudi Medicine (ASM) is delighted to announce its partnership with Kudos, a platform that manages communications for publications across multiple publishing platforms. This new partnership will help researchers maximize dissemination of research and strengthen partnerships between researchers, their affiliated organizations, and other service-providers. Prof. Nasser…
Kudos (www.growkudos.com), the award-winning service for managing dissemination of research publications, is delighted to announce a partnership with the Royal Society of Chemistry, which publishes 44 journals across both core chemical sciences and related fields such as biology, biophysics, energy and environment, engineering, materials, medicine and physics.
For immediate release, June 13th, 2018 –– Wiley, the global research and education company, has announced that it has extended its partnership with Kudos, the award-winning platform for managing research dissemination, to enable authors to generate Shareable PDFs (S-PDFs) for their Wiley publications. S-PDF makes it easy for researchers to create and share plain language…
Kudos (www.growkudos.com), the award-winning service for maximizing the reach and impact of research publications, is delighted to announce the appointment of Mark Hester as Head of Business Development.
Shareable PDF more than doubles the number of authors sharing, and the number of publications being shared via Kudos.
“Kudos offers us valuable insight on how effective a method of communication for a particular article, showing where the most return for effort is, freeing up research time. It also gives us the data to analyse trends, to enable us to work with researchers to create manageable dissemination plans.”
