Open Science and scholarly publishing roundup – July 17, 2015
BioMed Central blogs
A beginner’s guide to peer review — Part 3
Times Higher Education
Excellent science is ‘linked to local economy’
The Conversation
It’s time to redraw the world’s very unequal knowledge map
The Guardian
Can we expect a MIRAcle for biomedical researchers in the US?
Science News
How English became science’s lingua franca
The Guardian
World-class research takes time: give us back our summers
Huffington Post
Innovations in Science: from research paper to Pluto
BBC News
Science minister signals shift towards ‘one nation science’
Nature
Lifelong learning: science professors need leadership training
Sustainability Thomson Reuters
Investing in science can be “the game changer” for development- experts
Forbes
Open data awards celebrate smart uses of public data
Computer World UK
Open data: government ‘needs to go much further’, says Cabinet Office minister
ZBW MediaTalk
Open Science: ein Kernthema für die Europäische Kommission [in German]
Chemistry World
Science Europe proposes ‘diamond engagement’ open access plan
SciDevNet
UN readies tool to widen science and tech access
The Guardian
Science evolves, and so should we
Daily News from Pharma times
GSK forms two open science projects
Forbes
Publish or perish: finding the best venue for your research
Politico
NIH sees reversal of fortune with proposed funding boosts
Nature
STEM education: to build a scientist
CPAfrica
Final year students of futa launch open data portal for Nigeria
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