👏 TIER2 partners will be participating in the 19th Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing (The Munin Conference) (26-28 Nov, Tromsø), addressing open access, open data, and reproducibility. 💥 A highlight will be the workshop "Collaborating for Reproducibility," exploring strategies for improved collaboration in research. 👉 Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dZ4tRgyC
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The recent WIPO study highlights how organizations like Research4Life are crucial for supporting equity in publishing by providing free/low-cost access to research to low- or middle-income countries. Wiley's partnership with R4L, alongside numerous other contributing publishers, has significantly boosted scientific output by up to 75% in LMICs. Lowering barriers and enhancing global research collaboration is an important step to equity in publishing. https://ow.ly/vEGz50SzaK5
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This online session is focused on breaking the barriers that impede funding to empower researchers to secure funding, publish, and engage meaningfully. https://lnkd.in/erAwisJv
Digging Deep: Securing Grants for African Focused Research and Engagement
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Can't wait to dig into this special issue of the Journal of Science Communication! You should also check out the special #SciPEP report "Insights and Practical Considerations for Communicating Basic Science" https://lnkd.in/dYGuuzs4 #SciComm
It's been a year-long effort by many scholars and practitioners of scicomm, but the special discovery science issue of the open-access Journal of Science Communication is online (ahead of print) this morning. You'll find thought-provoking essays, commentaries, research, and practice insights in this special issue at https://lnkd.in/d_Qnc98d . The issue will also be printed, and will be distributed to (among others) attendees of the upcoming symposium on communicating discovery science next month at Stellenbosch University. Immense gratitude to the ace editorial team at JCOM, to the scientific committee who helped in the selection and framing of content (T.Y. Branch, Julia Cramer, Jeanne Garbarino, Marina Joubert, Sara Yeo), to colleagues working with Marina at Stellenbosch University (Linka Maritz and Nicola Davies-Laubscher), and to The Kavli Foundation for its generous support of this issue.
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You breathe life into your research by sharing it with the world. There’s power in having your findings validated by your peers, and published in black and white for the whole scientific community to see. We cover what you discover. Learn more about publishing with our Discover Journal Series: https://lnkd.in/d_Gf6_dV
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LITERARURE REVIEW USING LITMAPS - WEBINAR In this Webinar, you'll learn everything you need to know about accelerating your literature review and managing your research projects more efficiently with Litmaps, a powerful online research tool. In this Webinar, we'll cover how to: - Quickly find key papers on your research topic - Do a comprehensive search - Use Litmaps with reference managers like Zotero - Get automatic updates on newly released, important research This Webinar will help you better explore, understand and contribute to scientific literature. https://lu.ma/ho26pysz
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Every time you use non-peer-reviewed papers (including arXiv!) as evidence for a claim in your scientific work, a reviewer dies. They die also if the paper has indeed been peer-reviewed, but you don't bother to cite the peer-reviewed version and just lazily refer to the arXiv version. Why do we even spend time reviewing papers for conferences, often in our free time and weekends, if you don't even bother acknowledging peer-reviewed venues as reputable sources? Don't kill reviewers. Cite responsibly. [Public Service Announcement for a healthier publication environment]
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In this new Viewpoint article in EASE journal European Science Editing, Philippe Baveye of Saint Loup Research Institute, looks at quality assessments of meta-analyses. Baveye highlight several shortcomings in current standards and practices, and proposes various ways in which the methods, guidance and culture around them could be developed to create more robust, higher quality reports in future. Read the paper in full for free from Volume 50 of European Science Editing now. https://lnkd.in/e7iyTE8D #MetaAnalysis #SystematicReviews #InstructionsToAuthors #InstructionsToReviewers #Non-SignificantResults #PublicationBias #EuropeanScienceEditing #ESE #EASEpublications
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Research integrity is central to our publishing. Our independence allows us to prioritize producing robust and inclusive research & uphold the integrity of the scientific record, even when it's not the easy path. Learn more in our latest Independence with Impact report: https://ow.ly/7yIJ50RypC4
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Did You Know? The foundation of the open-access movement was laid in the early 2000s through three key declarations that outlined the principles and goals of open-access publishing: The Budapest Open Access Initiative (Feb 2002) The Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing (Jun 2003) The Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge (Oct 2003) These milestones defined open access as unrestricted online access to scholarly research, transforming how knowledge is shared globally. . . . #OpenAccess #ScholarlyPublishing #AcademicResearch #OpenScience #ResearchInnovation #CureusJournals
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