Meeting the open access (OA) requirements of research funders and institutions can prove a real challenge for authors. As the increase in records in… Read more »
Here, Diana Marshall gives a summary of an engaging two days at the Conference for Open Access Scholarly Publishers (COASP) discussing contributions… Read more »
We all want our research to be read, cited and talked about as widely as possible, and promoting this work should be the mission… Read more »
Over the last few years, a number of European executive bodies and national governments have released strategies and proposals for… Read more »
A year on from our bumper 15 years of open access celebrations, it’s once again time to celebrate everything open access with… Read more »
Open access publishing is now mainstream in biology and medicine, but it is less popular in the natural sciences. This blog… Read more »
Peer review is the primary mechanism for ensuring the integrity of the published literature; however, it is a human system with… Read more »
The Center for Open Science are giving $1,000 prizes to 1,000 scholars to try out a new process to improve the credibility of your… Read more »
November 14-16, 2015, Brussels witnessed OpenCon 2015, the conference for students and early career academic professionals on Open… Read more »
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