Collaboration and concerted action are key to making open data a reality
This week Figshare launched its annual report: The State of Open Data 2017 to coincide with Open Access Week celebrations. In this blog we share a section of… Read more »
Grace Baynes is Director of Data & New Product Development for Open Research at the publisher Springer Nature. She is responsible for promoting open data and good research data practice; data publishing including the journal Scientific Data; data services; and new product development across open science and open research. Grace's passion for open science dates back to joining open access publisher in BMC in 2003, and has flourished over 14 years at BMC, Nature Publishing Group and now Springer Nature.
Latest posts by Grace Baynes (see all)
- Collaboration and concerted action are key to making open data a reality - 24th October 2017
- Open access to high energy physics assured to 2019 by SCOAP3 - 5th October 2016
- Workshops focus on open access and improved internet access in Africa - 18th July 2007
Open access to high energy physics assured to 2019 by SCOAP3
Open access publishing is now mainstream in biology and medicine, but it is less popular in the natural sciences. This blog examines a partnership between CERN… Read more »
Workshops focus on open access and improved internet access in Africa
In recent months, a number of events in Africa have focussed on open access and access to the internet in the developing world. It is exciting to see this clear… Read more »
Open access and the developing world – Share your story
If access to the literature is something which affects your work in a low-income country, we’d like to hear from you. As part of the launch of our Open… Read more »
Open access and the developing world website launched
BioMed Central today launched a new portal focused on Open access and the developing world. This new website calls attention to the benefits of open access to… Read more »