« There is a revolution happening in the world of science. It has been gathering pace for some time, like a coming storm. But now we, as a global community, scientist…
« Advances in the health sciences rely on sharing research and data through publication. As information professionals are often asked to contribute their knowledge to assist clinicians and researchers in selecting…
« On 16 March 2020 the COPIM Publishers Workshop took place online, discussing issues related to Open Access books. Around thirty attendees took part, including academic publishers, scholarly communications experts and…
« PKP have made their first release of the preprint server software Open Preprint Systems (OPS). Juan Pablo Alperin takes us through PKP’s vision of open-source and asks that we take…
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Request for Ideas (3/31-4/24)
We know these are complicated times, and you are enduring challenges in multiple areas. Many of us are adjusting to new working…
Covid-19 : « Un bon test grandeur nature pour le Plan national de la science ouverte » (Marin Dacos)
« Cette crise est un bon test grandeur nature pour le Plan national de la science ouverte : elle permet de révéler le chemin parcouru, et surtout le chemin qui…
« Cambridge Open Engage, the early and open content and collaboration platform from Cambridge University Press, has officially launched and is now open to direct submissions from…
« The Swedish Bibsam Consortium is taking a leading role in the transition to Open Access and aims to switch from “read-and-publish” agreements to “pure publish” deals after 2024. This next…
« Le Collège Publications du Comité pour la science ouverte salue la publication du rapport « L’avenir de l’édition scientifique en France » remis par Jean-Yves Mérindol à la Ministre Frédérique…
« The European Commission has added its support to a call to the scholarly publishing community urging them to make Covid-19 and coronavirus publications and the data supporting them immediately accessible…