As the European Research Council celebrates its 10-year anniversary, three Starting Grant awardees describe their career paths.

The EOSCpilot project will support the first phase in the development of the European Open Science Cloud.

Allow me to pull back the curtain. Scientist #1 is writing a paper and wants to add a reference in the introduction.

Why do we blame the media for reporting on bad studies but we don’t blame scientists for citing bad studies?

Ten suggestions to help increase your reach and impact according to ScienceOpen.

Their schools may not have caught up yet, but these biologists are embracing the era of big data.

Pioneering semantic platform with Linked Open Data to serve the needs of the research community.

Starting a family has less influence than before on the pursuit of an academic career for researchers.

How much can a single editor distort the citation record? Investigation documents rogue editor's coercion of authors to cite his journal, papers.

Transcript of Moedas' speech on funding and innovation.

To help scientists build a career, Pfunders must earmark cash, reduce emphasis on collaboration, and improve the application process.

A ranking of the best science-news outlets misjudges the relationship between research and reporting.

Open access publishing is gaining more and more momentum, and post-publication peer review is becoming more common. Those developments have both upsides and downsides.

Several of us responded with enthusiasm to the recent news that The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened up their digitised collections.

Stencila, an app for creating and viewing data-driven reproducible publications.

Leaving research doesn’t mean that the skills you developed will be wasted.

Founder of the Institute for Scientific Information passes away suddenly.

Financing massive-scale copyright infringement.

If you are a futurist or make predictions, send them to us, and the whole world will see them.

The Edward Snowden of peer review.

A clientside editor for decentralised article publishing, annotations and social interactions.

Researchers must seek out others’ deposited biological sequences in community databases, urges Franziska Denk.

  In 2016, Joel Pitt and Prof. Helene Hill published an intriguing paper with us looking at the prevalence of scientific fraud in preclinical research...

A free, open-access journal designed to publish brief papers about research software.

For a career-minded scientist, to fail to replicate your own work is worse than never doing the replication at all.

The first data on the uptake of open access to publications in Horizon 2020.

Recommended is a personalised service that suggests relevant papers to you, based on what you’ve previously read, from all publishers.

This list keeps being updated with more online educational resources.

Reclaiming the intellectual life of the university.