Open Science and scholarly publishing roundup – February 09, 2016

Posted on February 9, 2016 by Frontiers Communications in eBooks // 0 Comments

Science

Budget 2017: Read our round up of Obama’s science funding requests

Nature

Obama makes risky bid to increase science spending

Science

Australia’s national lab network to cut staff and trim research efforts

The Atlantic
The research pirates of the Dark Web

Nature

Biotech giant publishes failures to confirm high-profile science

Science

NSF breaks new ground in reprimanding authors of flawed Science paper

Science

Getting credit for peer review

Science Business

EUA approves roadmap on open access

Science

U.S. House tees up controversial bill on NSF research

Inside Higher Education

Creating an infrastructure for Open Access

EurekAlert!

Clinician’s exposure to basic science articles has significantly declined

Mittelalter

Upon leaving Academia.edu

Techdirt

Beyond Open Access and Open Data: Open Science — and no patents

PLOS Blogs

How did that make it through peer review?

GenomeWeb

Q&A: CHOP’s Adam Resnick on Open Science, data, and compute resources for pediatric research

Phys.org

The future will be built on open data – here’s why

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