The Future of Open Access Should Not Be Left to the Legacy Publishers
The Future of Open Access Should Not Be Left to the Legacy Publishers
The interests of the legacy publishers cannot co-exist with the ideals of the Open Access movement.
The interests of the legacy publishers cannot co-exist with the ideals of the Open Access movement.
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The African Academy of Sciences, in partnership with F1000, is launching a publication platform, AAS Open Research.
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Michael Markie, Publisher at F1000, and Robert Kiley, Head of Open Research, Wellcome, highlight Wellcome Open Research’s achievements in its first year of publishing.
The importance of addressing researchers’ recognition and reward structures, arguing it is time to move to a system that uses metrics and indicators that incentivise the types of behaviours that are good for research and researchers.
On the task of changing scientific research into open scientific research and commiting to Open Science principles.
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Investigating solutions for frustrated scholars, nonprofits, independent learners, and the rest of us.
Linking associated research outputs.
Books, like journals, reach far more people when they are published open access.
Last week another nonprofit platform called ScholarlyHub announced its plans for a site where researchers can also exchange ideas and work—if they pay a subscription fee.
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