Open Science roundup, 24 November 2016

Posted on November 24, 2016 by Frontiers Communications in eBooks // 0 Comments

Science Alert

This study just revealed why the peer-review process is in so much trouble

Nature

Peer-review ‘heroes’ do lion’s share of the work

The Scientist

Opinion: repairing peer review

Phys.org

Peer review is in crisis, but should be fixed, not abolished

Scientific American

An open letter from and to female scientists

Yahoo

Open Access books poised to grow 30% a year through 2020

BioMed Central blog

More to Science: Working as a science journalist

Research Information

IET launches open access program

Times Higher Education

Long research titles ‘have lower impact’

Princeton

Salganik explores the future of social science research and academic publishing

Science Business

FAQ: What you need to know, but were afraid to ask, about the EU Open Science Cloud

Bioscience Technology

Global brain initiatives generate tsunami of neuroscience data

The Guardian

What will an extra £4.7 billion do for UK science and innovation?

Science Business

What is ATTRACT?

The Atlantic

Science’s minority talent pool is growing—but draining away

Inside Higher Education

Editing advice for marginalized scholars

New Scientist

The shape of post-Brexit science is becoming clearer

Inside Higher Education

Curation, evaluation, and Open Access for teaching

BBC

Open data aims to boost food security prospects

EuroScientist

Time for serious hacking solutions in scholarly publishing

Scientific American

Promoting inclusion in STEM, one astrophysics research project at a time

Huffington Post

OMICS, owner of Canadian medical journals, caught running fake science

University World News

Do more to lure and keep international academics – DEA

UBC Science

Open textbooks save Math students up to $1 million this year

Web Agri

L’Inra renforce sa politique de libre accès à ses résultats scientifiques

Nature

Open peer review finds more takers

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