Force11 Blogs

Easy steps towards open scholarship
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
Do We Need a Consumer Reports of Journals, Written by the Authors?
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
How dense can storage get?
Source: DSHR's Blog
Clear articulation of scholarly contribution is essential in academic writing
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
CC-Bye Bye! Some Consequences of Unfettered Reproduction Rights Become Clearer
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
Predators and Prey — The Plot Thickens
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
Hairy, Sticky Leg Pads are In: How Different Spiders Hunt
Source: Plos One Community Blog
The Tyranny of Formatting
Source: NIF Blog Force11
Formal academic conferences and informal blogging play complementary roles in the academic feedback cycle
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
Merger — The Consolidation Wave Hits Two Publisher Associations
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
Impact factors declared unfit for duty
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
Impact Crater — Does DORA Need to Attack the Impact Factor to Reform How the It Is Used in Academia?
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
Populism vs. Activism — Encountering Limitations in the Age of Online Petitions and Signatures
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
ISI AI Seminar: Introducing paradigms as a viable structural guide for biomedical knowledge engineering
Source: Building a breakthrough machine
The bravery of librarians
Source: Science in the Open
The Multiple Origins of Wine Grapes
Source: Plos One Community Blog
Investing in higher education, including the social sciences, would promote growth in Britain
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
High Noon — A Publisher Threatens to “Lunch” a Criminal Case Against Librarian Critic
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
Peanut allergic reaction
Source: Victoria Stodden
5 minutes with Kathryn King from The Policy Press: “Digital publishing gives us the opportunity to offer content in ways impossible in print”
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
Opportunistic pathogens evolve mostly harmlessly in healthy humans
Source: Plos One Community Blog
Academia.edu releases embedded data-sets and code
Source: Impact of Social Sciences
Talking Sense — The Myth of “Job Creators,” and Why Taxing the Rich Helps Everyone, Including the Rich
Source: The Scholarly Kitchen
A sidelight on "A Petabyte for a Century"
Source: DSHR's Blog
Elite journals are losing their position of privilege
Source: Impact of Social Sciences

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