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Weekly digest: what’s happening in open science?
Featuring pharma taking the lead on sharing clinical trial results, where preprints end up, and the identity of peer reviewers.
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Weekly digest: what’s happening in open science?
Featuring the ground-shaking new ‘Plan-S’ open access commitments, a critical look at the ‘moral high ground’ of academia, and open access: the movie.
Weekly digest: what’s happening in open science?
Featuring the push to shine a light on peer review reports, worries about preprints in the press, and research on trial reporting levels in the top society journals.
Weekly digest: what’s happening in open science?
Featuring the open access Twitter spat in full media orbit, Science’s new programme to build CC BY journals with partnered institutions, and the rights of the peer reviewer to access underlying data.
Weekly Digest: what’s happening in open science?
Featuring whether or not funder open access platforms are a good idea, the positive impact of Unpaywall, and explaining preprints to those new to Open Science.
Weekly Digest: what’s happening in Open Science?
Featuring the surprisingly sharp claws of predatory publishers, the problem with measuring research impact, and Elsevier’s acquisition of Aries Systems.
Weekly digest: what’s happening in Open Science?
Featuring the release of the Foundations for Open Scholarship Strategy Development document, the addition of citation data to Altmetric, the launch of Participation Reports by Crossref, and The Francis Crick Institute’s commitment to open access and preprints.
Weekly digest: what’s happening in Open Science?
Featuring the launch of cloud-based technology that enables one-click access to research articles, the new supplement for publishing negative results, and the first publisher-owned open research platform.