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Great opportunity (especially for Early Career Researchers) to:
☑️ develop reviewing skills,
☑️ join a community of like-minded individuals,
☑️ support trust in preprints
Sign up to be a crowd preprint reviewer!
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We’re offering researchers up to $5,000 through the Ben Barres Spotlight Awards!
Over the past five years, over 50 awardees have used funds to remove barriers and seize new opportunities.
Find out if you’re eligible: elifesciences.org/inside-eli…
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We’re proud to open our sixth Ben Barres Spotlight Awards 🎉
The awards provide up to $5,000 to support researchers from underrepresented backgrounds and countries with limited funding to help increase visibility. Apply today: elifesciences.org/inside-eli…
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Funding available💸
ASAPbio welcomes applications for support in converting existing journal clubs into preprint review clubs!
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#ECR #preprint #preprints #research #science #publishing #OpenScience
#RecognizingPreprintReview #PeerReview #PreprintReview
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✴️ Do you like #preprints?
✴️ Would you like to improve your #PeerReview skills?
✴️ Would you like to support #OpenScience and preprints?
...then join us and become Crowd Preprint Review Lead!
More information and the signup form below 👇
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Come and join us to discuss the globalization of preprints! 🌐 📝
🌍 adoption of #preprints in different regions around the globe
🌎 opinions and needs of different regions
🌏 better approaches to preprint adoption
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Join the fifth cohort of the ASAPbio Fellows program!
📄gain a comprehensive overview of the preprint landscape
🧑🤝🧑connect with like-minded individuals
🎤develop your own preprint based talk
💡create and lead a new project
Apply 👇
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But there are drawbacks to AI, Andrea says. It's a black box - leading to transparency and reproducibility limitations. It's difficult to understand the tools and language of AI. Potential for bias and 'hallucinations' of generative AI. #ORL
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AI tools for enhancing search/discovery/review have got better. Some tools can also recommend what to read. Others can enhance research objects with machine-generated metadata, to improve discovery etc. #ORL
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Mark says he agrees with the recent proposal from Coalition S, but it's short on detail (logistics and practicality). How can we scale up good open research practices? #ORL
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@MarkHahnel giving initial thoughts on academic publishing #ORL
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As #PreprintReview initiatives grow we need to discuss licences as well as other challenges!
If you want to be part of the conversations to define best practices and community standards sign up here: buff.ly/3uyZC3V
#ORL
Interesting point from Maria - we need to discuss/think about licenses for preprint reviews. #ORL
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Julie Baldwin’s learning points from creation of U Nottingham Data catalogue #ORL
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The service is based on code shared by Durham/Manchester to use the Scholix service as a data source. Very interesting to see this idea in practice. #ORL
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Dan is telling us about datasets in KORDS - the King's repository (a Figshare repository). The metadata template used guides/encourages researchers to add descriptive metadata, and include a readme file. #ORL
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Attending Open Research London #ORL @CrickOpen - Just starting with @PhdGeek introducing proceedings. The focus today is on research data discovery.
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Happy #LoveDataWeek. Excited to be starting the week at the Open Research London event at @CrickOpen. We’ll be presenting about making KCL research datasets as discoverable and usable as possible.
#LoveData24 #openresearchlondon
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When did the idea of #PeerReview first appear, what did it become with time, and where should we go from here?
How do #preprints and Peer Review fit together in the scientific publication system?
Join us on Feb 21 for the History of Peer Review event!
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At our first Community Call of 2024, on 24 Jan, we will discuss linking #preprints to other research outputs such as data sets, methodologies and protocols, peer reviews, outreach or media, and more.
Join us to hear from Martyn Rittman from @CrossrefOrg.
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Happy New Year! 🥳 There are still some tickets available for our upcoming event on Open Research and Discoverability - details and booking below: eventbrite.co.uk/e/open-rese…













