Open Science and scholarly publishing roundup – January 19, 2016

Posted on January 19, 2016 by Frontiers Communications in eBooks // 0 Comments

What’s new in Open Science, peer review and publishing? Here’s last week’s roundup.

Science

More details emerge on fateful French drug trial

Science Business

Dutch EU presidency aims at open access to scientific journals

Science

When women are missing from peer review

Chronicle of Higher Education [subscription needed]

Science-diversity efforts connect grad students with mentors

Heise

Wissenschaft: Open-Access-Publikationen beliebt, aber in der Kritik [in German]

Science

The 5-minute journal submission

Phys.org

bioRxiv preprints can now be submitted directly to leading research journals

Statnews

Obama’s big bet on science: it’s about far more than a cancer “moonshot”

New York Times

Scientists, give up your emails

The Guardian

How peer reviewers might hold the key to making science more transparent

Phys.org

Culture-shifting new initiative to make ‘open science’ a reality

University of Bristol

Scientists call for more open research practices through peer review

EurekAlert!

PhD Project Plan published to invite community feedback early on

The Bookseller

Vox

The incredible tale of irresponsible chocolate milk research at the University of Maryland

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