Congratulations to Prof. Francis Halzen on receiving the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics.
His co-authored #IntechOpen chapter “Cosmic Ray Cradles in the Galaxy” explores possible sources of cosmic rays in our galaxy.

Congratulations to Prof. Francis Halzen on receiving the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics.
His co-authored #IntechOpen chapter “Cosmic Ray Cradles in the Galaxy” explores possible sources of cosmic rays in our galaxy.
Could blood vessel cells make 3D breast cancer models more useful for drug testing?
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, explore research showing how these cells changed the models’ response to paclitaxel.
Read the chapter: bit.ly/4doi5mY
This October, all roads lead to Frankfurt!
Meet the IntechOpen team at the STM Frankfurt Conference on 6 October and Frankfurter Buchmesse on 7–11 October.
To arrange a meeting, contact [email protected].
Weekly open access releases are now live. Find the newest books on our website and explore research without limits. #IntechOpen #OpenAccess #WeeklyReleases #ScientificResearch
Our books are primarily digital & #OpenAccess, but when printed on demand, they are produced on FSC-certified paper sourced from responsibly managed forests, making sure our publications are environmentally responsible.
More #IntechOpen books are now available through the #OAPEN Library.
Our expanded selection supports greater discoverability of #OpenAccess books and book chapters across library and research systems.
Browse the IntechOpen collection: bit.ly/4AjFFep @oapenbooks.bsky.social
#OASPA2026 is almost here!
From 21–23 September, we’ll be at Hotel Dubrovnik in Zagreb, joining the #OpenAccess community to discuss the future of open scholarship.
If you’re attending, come and meet the #IntechOpen team. See you in Zagreb!
@oaspa.bsky.social
How can research impact go beyond citations?
The GEET SDG Rising Star 2026 ambassadors share their perspectives on helping #EarlyCareerResearchers connect their work with practical solutions and real-world impact.
Read the Editorial: bit.ly/3VwV7np
Our SDG Rising Star ambassadors share their perspectives on supporting early-career researchers, recognising their work and connecting research with real-world impact.
The submission deadline is 15 September 2026.
Learn more: bit.ly/4gVJeP4
Our #ArtificialIntelligence Book Series is now available through a dedicated collection page on Research Gate, making it easier to browse #OpenAccess chapters, follow topics of interest, and discover new research in artificial intelligence and #AI.
Explore: bit.ly/4xCoT8t