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Posted on 7/25/2025
Global STM publisher of journals.
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Missouri, USA
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Elsevier provides scientific, medical, and technical content and analytics to researchers, educators, clinicians, and institutions worldwide through journals, books, databases, and digital platforms. It operates by offering access to peer-reviewed articles and professional literature via online platforms, along with tools for discovery, citation tracking, research management, and clinical decision support. Unlike other publishers, Elsevier combines a broad portfolio of STM content with integrated analytics and workflow tools, serving researchers, healthcare professionals, and academic institutions on a global scale. Its goal is to enable the advancement of knowledge and improve health outcomes by delivering reliable, accessible information and data-driven solutions across the research lifecycle.
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Headquarters
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Founded
1880
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Elsevier has been recognized among India's top 50 best workplaces(tm) in health & wellness 2026: companies that care by great place to work(r). April 10, 2026 We're pleased to share that Elsevier has been recognized among India's top 50 best workplaces(tm) in health & wellness 2026: companies that care by great place to work(r). This recognition is based on insights from over 170,000 employees across 260+ organizations in India, and it reinforces something we deeply believe, when people feel supported, they do their best work. At Elsevier, we remain committed to creating a workplace where wellbeing is prioritized. A big thank you to our people who make this wellness and well-being culture possible every day.
Colorado SunFest 2026 panel: exploring 150 years of statehood. History Colorado will join Colorado SunFest 2026 to discuss the state's history and how it's been told and shaped The Colorado Sun 9:22 AM MDT on Mar 31, 2026Updated 4:52 PM MDT on Apr 2, 2026 Colorado SunFest 2026 is a daylong event bringing Coloradans together to discuss what makes A Better Colorado. Find out more about specific sessions planned for Friday, May 1, below. Panel Name: Colorado Turns 150 On Aug. 1, Colorado will mark its 150th year of statehood, and to celebrate, The Colorado Sun is working on a series called Colorado 150, a curated list of 150 things that make the state colorful. The conversation, as part of the celebration, will look into the state's history and how it's been told and shaped. While Colorado is working to broaden its history, the federal government is working to narrow it. Panelists Jason Hanson, chief creative officer and director of interpretation & research at History Colorado, and Annie Levinsky, vice president of History Colorado, will explore Colorado's history and the current "heritage audit" going on at History Colorado. Jason Hanson, chief creative officer and director of interpretation & research at History Colorado. Hanson has worked for History Colorado since 2016, serving as the chief creative officer of interpretation and research, as well as the deputy state historian. In his role, he works closely with the Colorado State Historian's Council as the deputy state historian, and is a member of the state's American 250-Colorado 150 Commission. Previously, Hanson has served as research faculty for the University of Colorado's Center of the American West in Boulder, and a production editor for Elsevier Publishing. His most recent book, "Brewed at Altitude: A Beer Lover's History of Colorado," with Sam Bock, was recently published to mark 150 years as the Centennial State. He received his Master of Arts in City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning from the University of Colorado-Denver and his Master of Arts in History from the University of Colorado-Boulder. Annie Levinsky, vice president of History Colorado. Levinsky is leading the Heritage for All project, a part of the Colorado 150th celebration and the country's 250th celebration, the project aims to change the way community preservation is viewed. Previously, she served as executive director for Historic Denver, Inc. for more than 12 years, and worked at the Molly Brown House Museum, located in Denver and owned by Historic Denver - for more than six years. Levinsky received her degree from Colorado College. The panel, "Colorado turns 150" is one of 11 conversations scheduled for Colorado SunFest 2026. The fourth annual Colorado SunFest is Friday, May 1, at Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs on the University of Denver campus. Tickets for the event are available on The Colorado SunFest event page. Other Colorado SunFest sessions. Type of story: behind the story. Clarifies for the public how a story was reported.
NCPDP appoints Julia Vu, PharmD, as EVP of Public Policy and Professional Relations. Up next. Published on 24 March 2026 New leadership role aims to enhance healthcare policy initiatives. * Julia Vu joins NCPDP as Executive Vice President. * Focused on advancing healthcare policy initiatives. * Experience includes previous leadership role at Elsevier. The National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP) has appointed Julia Vu, PharmD, as the new Executive Vice President of Public Policy and Professional Relations. In this role, Vu will focus on advancing healthcare policies and initiatives while enhancing the organization's influence within the industry. Her extensive background in the healthcare sector positions her to address the evolving landscape of pharmacy services and medication management. Before joining NCPDP, Vu served as Vice President at Elsevier, where she led various strategic initiatives relevant to healthcare delivery and medication optimization. Her experience in public policy and pharmacy practice will support NCPDP's mission to improve health outcomes through effective advocacy and stakeholder engagement. This appointment comes at a crucial time as NCPDP continues to adapt to new challenges and opportunities in the healthcare system. Vu's experience also includes time spent in regulatory affairs and stakeholder collaboration, which will be instrumental as NCPDP engages with diverse healthcare professionals and policy-makers. As the organization looks to strengthen its role in the healthcare industry, Vu's leadership is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the ongoing dialogue on critical pharmacy and medication-related issues. You may also like. Services PMI at 53.8 in january 2026, according to ISM report. January sees strong growth in services sector as PMI remains robust. Services... * February 4, 2026 Pharmacelera raises $6M to expand in US and enhance drug discovery platform. Funding will support growth and technological advancements in drug discovery. Pharmacelera has... * February 18, 2026 BD helps scientists advance immunology and cancer research with ai-powered insights and automation. Innovative automation enhances cancer research and immunological studies. AI-powered tools improve research... NUNM receives $1.5 million gift to support campus expansion and future integrative medicine center. Major donation aims to enhance educational opportunities at NUNM. NUNM receives a... * February 28, 2026
Elsevier named among large businesses worldwide as an established workplace leader. March 23, 2026 Financial Times: Comparably Announces 2026 Best Company Outlook, Companies for Women, and Companies for Diversity Awards. Elsevier Ranked #1 for Diversity and Top 2 for Women and Outlook. ADP, Elsevier, Adobe, Workday, and Calix lead 2026 rankings as employee sentiment highlights emerging and established workplace leaders VANCOUVER, Wash.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Mar. 10, 2026- Comparably (a ZoomInfo company), a leading employee review platform for workplace culture and compensation, announced the winners of its 2026 Best Company Outlook, Best Companies for Women, and Best Companies for Diversity Awards. The awards highlight organizations that employees rate highest across nearly 20 core culture metrics - including future business confidence, eNPS, compensation, career growth, leadership, and work environment. Elsevier defended its #1 position for Best Companies for Diversity for the second consecutive year, continuing to set the benchmark for inclusive workplaces according to employees of color. 2026 Best Company Outlook (Large Companies): * Calix * Elsevier * TP * GE Vernova * ADP 2026 Best Companies for Women (Large Companies): * ADP * Elsevier * Workday * Microsoft * NUCOR CORPORATION 2026 Best Companies for Diversity (Large Companies): * Elsevier * Adobe * Nvidia * Baylor Scott & White Health 5. ADP Read more: https://bit.ly/4bstxMG
Elsevier has expanded its Check Integrity screening tool across nearly 2,000 journals to detect potential ethical issues in research papers before publication. The tool automatically reviews submissions and flags concerns such as unauthorised authorship changes and editorial conflicts of interest for specialist integrity analysts. Following a successful pilot phase, a significant number of flagged issues have led to corrective action, preventing future corrections to the published record. The system allows editors to focus on evaluating credible research whilst improving efficiency in the publishing process. Check Integrity is part of Elsevier's broader investment in technology and expert oversight to protect research integrity. The tool is designed to adapt as new risks emerge and addresses growing pressures from increasing submission volumes.