Open Science roundup, 28 October 2016

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Phys.org

Connecting research and policy may improve educational equity

Union of Concerned Scientists

Breaking down barriers: publishing Open Access science for sustainability

Nature

Fewer numbers, better science

Times Higher Education [paywalled]

Doubts about data: US survey on academic attitudes to technology

Science

Review finds misconduct in events surrounding WHO fetal growth study

Digital Science

The state of Open Data: report provides new insights into the global state of open data

JAMA [Paywalled]

Single-blind vs double-blind peer review in the setting of author prestige

PLOS Blogs

Between science’s secretive, elitist past and open, accessible future

Information Today

Librarians working inside out: an Open Access Week interview

Inside Higher Education

When is the library open? How about now?

Phys.org

The best of both worlds—preprints and journals

BioMed Central Blogs

European Open Access strategies

Electronic Frontier Foundation

It’s not too late. Let’s pass an Open Access law this year

Spectator

How many scientific papers just aren’t true?

PLOS Blogs

Publishing hiccup solutions for early career researchers

Chron

Could subscriptions for academic journals go the way of pay phones?

The Guardian

I couldn’t get funding for my research so I ‘sold out’ – and I don’t regret it

Nature

Early-career researchers need fewer burdens and more support

Phys.org

Science: Public interest high, literacy stable

Scroll.in

Could making authors pay to get their work published be the way forward for academic journals?

Newswise

Concordia University launches the first open-access academic press in Quebec

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