PNAS, Straive partner to deliver end-to-end content production services

By Nikita Chaurasia  | Date: 2022-09-28

PNAS, Straive partner to deliver end-to-end content production services

Renowned U.S.-based nonprofit and non-governmental organization, NAS (National Academy of Sciences), has reportedly collaborated with Straive, one of the leading technology-driven solutions providers for Content, EdTech, and Data.

With this acquisition, the firm intends to deliver end-to-end content production services for its flagship publication, PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences).

For the unversed, PNAS is one of the leading comprehensive multidisciplinary scientific journals globally, with more than 3,500 research papers published per year. It is a reliable source of original and high-impact research that spans biological, physical, and social sciences.

Under this deal, the firms will be working together to produce digital content, including copyediting, author proofing, content structuring, and production editing, by leveraging Straive’s Content Publishing Platform, while adhering to PNAS’s high-level editorial guidelines and publication requirements.

Commenting on the move, Diane Sullenberger, PNAS Executive Editor, stated that PNAS aims to publicize the best-in-class scientific research, that broadly covers diverse disciplines.

Diane further stated that this partnership will strengthen the commitment to deliver high-quality scientific content and enhance its value.

Prabhakar Bisen, President and COO of Straive, addressed the firm’s excitement in collaborating with PNAS while stating that Straive’s strategy includes delivering best-in-class production services to PNAS to satisfy its exceptional workflow requirements while ensuring quality, efficiency, and transparency.

Prabhakar also mentioned that the team is keen on this move and is working closely with PNAS experts to ensure continuous integration of the platform and tools, as well as the sturdy adoption of PNAS procedures.

For the uninitiated, the PNAS, a peer-reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences works to publish top-quality scientific research and making it accessible to wide audiences since 1914. It also issues science news, perspectives, commentaries, podcasts, special features, and profiles of NAS members.

As the journal offers global scope, the submissions are open for all researchers globally.

Source Credit - https://www.prnewswire.com/in/news-releases/pnas-partners-with-straive-for-production-services-859858664.html

About Author

Nikita Chaurasia     aeresearch.net

Nikita Chaurasia

An accomplished professional in the field of content development, playing with words comes naturally to Nikita Chaurasia. After completing her post-graduate MBA degree in Advertising and PR, Nikita worked across numerous content-driven verticals, undertaking diverse r...

Read More >>

More News By Nikita Chaurasia

Pacific Island pushes Japan to delay wastewater release from Fukushima

Pacific Island pushes Japan to delay wastewater release from Fukushima

By Nikita Chaurasia

Pacific Island nations have reportedly pushed Japan to postpone the release of Fukushima nuclear power plant wastewater due to concerns that it may pollute fishing grounds. An appeal was made on Wednesday when Japan announced that treated sewage f...

Activist groups take Danone to court over excessive use of plastics

Activist groups take Danone to court over excessive use of plastics

By Nikita Chaurasia

Danone, the French bottled water and yogurt firm, is reportedly being sued in court by three environmental activists’ groups for failing to cut its plastic footprint significantly. According to the groups, the maker of Evian and Volvic miner...

Bosch expands security with dashcams designed for rideshare drivers

Bosch expands security with dashcams designed for rideshare drivers

By Nikita Chaurasia

Bosch, the German technology company, has reportedly expanded its security footprint in the ridesharing market with the launch of its latest security dashcams. At CES 2023, Las Vegas, the German tech firm unveiled a new integrated smart camera on ...

Australia: PM Albanese denies potential $450M payout to Rio Tinto

Australia: PM Albanese denies potential $450M payout to Rio Tinto

By Nikita Chaurasia

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has reportedly denied rumors that Rio Tinto and its partners could receive a $450 million settlement for the Gladstone power station, which would bring the total compensation for the coal price limit to...

UK: Firms still struggle with post-Brexit trading and red tape

UK: Firms still struggle with post-Brexit trading and red tape

By Nikita Chaurasia

Businesses in the UK are still reportedly grappling after two years following the beginning of post-Brexit trading, as suggested by a new report. According to the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), firms are still battling increased red tape and ...