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July 2026 

StrikePlagiarism.com Expands Its Integration Ecosystem with OJS 3.5

StrikePlagiarism.com has expanded its integration ecosystem with support for Open Journal Systems (OJS) 3.5, enabling research institutions and scholarly publishers to seamlessly incorporate plagiarism screening into their editorial workflows.
The new integration allows editors to submit manuscripts for originality checking directly from the OJS environment, simplifying editorial processes while maintaining a consistent and efficient publishing workflow. Institutions can benefit from advanced Similarity Reports, AI-generated content detection, and comprehensive originality verification without leaving their existing editorial platform.
The introduction of OJS 3.5 support reflects StrikePlagiarism.com's ongoing commitment to interoperability, platform compatibility, and the continuous development of technologies that help universities and scholarly publishers strengthen academic integrity and ensure the quality of scientific publications. 

July 2026 

StrikePlagiarism Expands Its Presence in the Philippines

StrikePlagiarism.com continues to strengthen its presence in the Philippines as more higher education institutions adopt the platform to support academic integrity and responsible use of AI in education.

Universities across the country are implementing StrikePlagiarism.com to enhance transparent assessment, originality verification, similarity checking, and AI-generated content detection within their academic workflows.

The growing adoption of the platform reflects the increasing commitment of Philippine higher education institutions to modern technologies that promote academic integrity, improve the quality of education, and support responsible academic writing.

July 2026 

StrikePlagiarism.com System Training for CE-Logic, Inc.

StrikePlagiarism conducted a dedicated administrator training for the CE-Logic, Inc. team, focused on the effective management and configuration of the StrikePlagiarism.com system.
The training covered system administration, user and repository management, Similarity Report interpretation, AI-generated content detection, and best practices for supporting academic integrity through efficient platform administration.
The session provided participants with practical guidance on maximizing the capabilities of the StrikePlagiarism.com system and supporting transparent, reliable academic integrity processes within their institution. 

July 2026 

StrikePlagiarism at LACCEI 2026: Strengthening Partnerships Across Latin America

StrikePlagiarism participated in the 24th LACCEI International Multi-Conference for Engineering, Education and Technology in Santiago, Chile, bringing together university leaders, researchers, and education professionals from across Latin America.
During the conference, the team presented the latest StrikePlagiarism.com functionalities, including AI-generated content detection, similarity checking, authorship verification, and LMS integrations. Discussions focused on responsible AI adoption and practical approaches to strengthening academic integrity in higher education.
The event provided an excellent opportunity to exchange expertise with universities across the region and further strengthen collaboration in support of transparent, responsible, and technology-enabled academic environments. 

July 2026 

AI Workshop at St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

StrikePlagiarism conducted an AI-focused workshop at St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, bringing together academic staff and university representatives to discuss the growing impact of artificial intelligence on higher education and academic integrity.
The workshop focused on the practical implementation of AI in universities, the implications of the EU AI Act and Bulgarian legislation, and the development of institutional policies for the responsible use of artificial intelligence. Participants also explored international best practices for AI governance in higher education.
The program included a presentation of the latest StrikePlagiarism.com functionalities, including AI Detection Reports, as well as practical discussions on transparent academic assessment and responsible AI adoption. The event concluded with an interactive exchange of experiences on strengthening academic integrity in the era of generative AI.