Editors' Picks
Knowledge Sharing in Nigeria: An interview with Basiru Adetomiwa
Posted by Denisse Albornoz | Mar 29th 2016 | 1 Comment
Next in the series, I interview Basiru Adetomiwa, a FORCE16 fellow coming to Portland from Ede Osun State in Nigeria.
What constitutes valuable scholarship? The use of altmetrics in promotion and tenure.
Posted Mar 24th 2016 | Comment
Academic Publishers Experiment With ‘Altmetrics’ to Track Reach and Impact
Posted Mar 23rd 2016 | Comment
Open Access as Inclusion: An Interview with Juan Pablo Alperin
Posted by Denisse Albornoz | Mar 18th 2016 | 1 Comment
In the following post, we meet Juan Pablo Alperin, recipient of the FORCE16 fellowship for young scholars.
Research Resource Identification Initiative at eNeuro
Posted by Stephanie Hagstrom | Mar 15th 2016 | Comment
ISCB Executive Committee Responds to New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) Data Sharing and the Journal
Posted by Stephanie Hagstrom | Mar 15th 2016 | Comment
Force 2016: Transforming Research One Re-tweet At a Time
Posted by Denisse Albornoz | Mar 9th 2016 | Comment
In the age of memes, GIFs and the internet of things, knowledge sharing has drastically changed.
NIDA supports SciCrunch and RRIDs in making research resources visible in science
Posted by Anita Bandrowski | Mar 7th 2016 | Comment
The following email blast was sent by NIDA (3/4/2016) to current and former grantees, encompassing much of the neuroscience scientific community in the US.
Why data citation is a computational problem
Posted Mar 3rd 2016 | Comment
Why data citation is a computational problem