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ScienceOpen is a free professional networking platform specialising in research discovery and impact. Follow us on Bluesky! 🦋 scienceopen.bsky
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New on ScienceOpen: Artificial Intelligence and Societal Development.
AISD publishes interdisciplinary research on how AI shapes governance, education, health, sustainability, culture and everyday life.
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Best Practice Scholarly Publishing #7: Diamond Open Access.
Free to access for readers. Free to publish for authors.
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Best Practice Scholarly Publishing #6: Open Access.
Open Access makes research easier to find, read, use and cite by removing access barriers.
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Best Practice #ScholarlyPublishing #4: ROR IDs.
Swipe through to learn why #ROR IDs matter for institutional #metadata, affiliations, #discoverability and tracking #research output impact.
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#ScholarlyPublishing can be complex. Our series Best Practice Scholarly Publishing explains key concepts in a simple and accessible way.
This time, we focus on #ORCID iDs.
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#ScholarlyPublishing can be complex. Our new series Best Practice Scholarly Publishing explains key concepts in a simple way.
This time, we fous on DOIs.
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#ScholarlyPublishing can be complex. Our new series Best Practice Scholarly Publishing explains key concepts in a simple way.
We begin with #PersistentIdentifiers (PIDs).
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Our series What Editors Look For continues with an important part of many submissions: supplementary material.
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Our series What Editors Look For continues with a key part of responsible submission: AI disclosure.
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Today, What Editors Look For continues with publication ethics.
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Our series What Editors Look For continues with a submission detail that can shape first impressions immediately: figures.
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