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New Ideas Discussed at Force2017
Posted by Tameka Hill | Oct 27th 2017 | Comment
Over 200 scholars, librarians, archivists, publishers and research funders gathered in Berlin, Germany on October 25-27 to attend Force2017,
Building Communities and Engaging with Science from a Non-Institutional Position: An Interview with Lucy Patterson
Posted by Lisa Matthias | Oct 8th 2017 | Comment
With FORCE2017 being just a couple weeks away, the final preparations are
FORCE2017: Knowledge should be open by default': An Interview with Diego Gómez Hoyos
Posted by Lisa Matthias | Oct 1st 2017 | Comment
In preparation for FORCE2017, hosted in Berlin this October, I interviewe
What is the biggest challenge in bringing Southern research to bear on global issues? INASP Trustees reflect
Author: Agnes Becker | Publication Date: Sep 18, 2017
Posted Sep 18th 2017 | Comment
The world is facing many global issues that need to be tackled collectively – from climate change and health to sustainable economies and migration.
Knowledge Exchange Approach to Open Scholarship
Posted Sep 8th 2017 | Comment
Enabling Open Scholarship is at the heart of the Knowledge Exchange mission statement. A significant part of Knowledge Exchange's activity will aim directly at improving conditions for...
Elsevier Acquires bepress
Author: ROGER C. SCHONFELD | Publication Date: Aug 2, 2017
Posted Sep 8th 2017 | Comment
Decision Trees: Licenses, Attribution, Provenance, Credit and Glitches
Posted by Fiona Murphy | Sep 1st 2017 | Comment
During our discussions about how to conduct scholarly commons compliant work using current infrastructures, our group has had a number of detailed discussions about many of the standing issues in s
Revisiting: Is Access to the Research Paper the Same Thing as Access to the Research “Results”?
Author: DAVID CROTTY | Publication Date: Aug 16, 2017
Posted Aug 31st 2017 | Comment
multi-disciplinary perspective on emergent and future innovations in peer review [version 1; referees: 2 approved with reservations]
Posted by Lusia Veksler | Aug 25th 2017 | Comment