A community of students, researchers and librarians in London passionate about making the outputs of publicly funded research more open and reusable.

London (UK)
Joined December 2014
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Replying to @brembs @franknorman
What is also striking is how that APC diversity scales with metrics like impact factor for an arguably identical service. E.g., Cell Rep £4,300; Curr Biol £5,700; Dev/Mol/Cancer Cell £7,000; Cell £7,800. Elsevier’s full APC pricing is here: elsevier.com/__data/promis_m…
It's Friday. So I asked GPT-3 to write a poem about #OpenScience. Here's what it wrote. Open science is the way to go The benefits are clear to see It allows for collaboration And speeds up the process Of scientific discovery
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Love the responses from the audience, a lot to unpack there! #BetterTogether
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Did you know? We also have two Board Director seats currently open for researcher nominations. Are you ready to get involved? Read more! bit.ly/3N4Ew0W
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Fun play on words from @barendmons FAIR data could also be ‘Fully AI Ready’ data Works for me #IDW2022
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ps. if you are considering applying for the 6th round of the @openlifesci program and have doubts (of any kind!) please feel free to contact me! Deadline is July 7th: openlifesci.org
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If you’re interested in helping to shape a leading open access journal then you should read this. Elife are looking for a couple of researchers to join their board. elifesciences.org/jobs/ce51a… / cc @CrickAfricanNet
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Featured Course! Don’t Get Caught in the Publishing Trap: A Demonstration of the Scholarly Comms and Copyright Board Game Now Shifted Online w/ @cbowiemorrison and @jsecker. #fsci2022 force11.org/fsci/post/course…
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Very excited to have been interviewed by @TAC_NISO about the growing role of #TextAndDataMining in scholcom at the @NISOInfo Hot Topic virtual conference. Full recording below: niso.org/niso-io/2022/06/vis… @oacore #OpenRepos2022 @kmiou @OpenUniversity @JiscOpenRes
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This looks like a really interesting meeting.
How can #preprints enable sharing different outputs throughout the research cycle? Join our Community Call on June 8 to hear about the many possible uses of preprints & @alexpnavar's experience posting an early preprint for community feedback Registration: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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Are you an #EmergingResearcher? Do you want to raise your profile as a researcher? Join Europe PMC and guest speaker, @estergeama @preprintclub, to see the benefits of a preprint journal club and how you can evaluate preprints to excel your career: bit.ly/PreprintJournalClub
New Open Research Event 🎓📆 - The Turing Way Community Share-out held Online on 20/05/2022. View event in our calendar: bit.ly/36qI3XJ OR add to your own: bit.ly/39ynYjr
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Preprint servers @medrxivpreprint @biorxivpreprint @researchsquare, did you know Europe PMC is now indexing full text #preprints supported by Europe PMC funders from your servers increasing the discoverability of your content? Read about it in our blog: bit.ly/FullTextPreprints
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It's not always easy to find a preprint's peer-review history, associated journal decisions etc. Read about DocMaps, a project to improve what RC project leader @tlemberger calls "the plumbing of scientific publishing"(@sever is also featured in this post) reviewcommons.org/blog/chang…
Replying to @cshperspectives
What is a "peer reviewed preprint”? a) A preprint for which there are peer reviews available (which could be positive or negative..) b) A preprint that's been peer-reviewed and, as a consequence of which, deemed to pass some bar of acceptability. 4/n
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This is an interesting thread. Librarians do what they believe most researchers want - but due to the scholarly publishing system, it is difficult to move away from big deals without a great deal of inconvenience . It's time to come up with alternatives (subject based?)
For years university librarians complained that publishers' subscription prices were financially unsustainable. Today they are signing transformative deals with the same publishers and presenting it as a solution. Why will these prove any more sustainable? web.archive.org/web/20120606…
'Open Scholarship Priorities and Next Steps'. Short summary of a workshop run by @theNASEM nap.nationalacademies.org/ca… #OpenScience
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We're so excited to see that @SpringerNature is expanding their Figshare integration in a pilot across select Nature Portfolio and Academic Journals, further supporting authors in sharing their research data. Click here for more info: ow.ly/ohXs50IHhyg. #OpenData
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This is a really interesting interview, about John's early career in publishing, #preprints and some of the inside story on the origins of @biorxiv and @medrxiv.
preLights talks to John Inglis! We were delighted to speak with @JohnRInglis about all things bioRxiv, medRxiv and preprints. Thank you John for a brilliant discussion. Read the interview ⬇️ prelights.biologists.com/new…
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