16.4% of Swiss publications were in the world’s top 10% between 2007 to 2009.

Scientific papers typically have a finite lifetime. Previous studies pointed out the existence of a few blatant exceptions: papers whose relevance has not been recognized for decades, but then suddenly become highly influential and cited. This study investigates how common Sleeping Beauties are in science.

The report seeks to provide a comprehensive national framework for good research conduct and its governance.

The paper proposes how to achieve widespread, uniform human and machine accessibility of deposited data, in support of significantly improved verification, validation, reproducibility and re-use of scholarly/scientific data.

The aim is to specify a standard by which we can say that a scientific study has been conducted in accordance with open-science principles and provide visual icons to allow advertising of such good behaviours.

Our aim is to deliver science talks in a fun, engaging and approachable way by bringing them to a pub close to you. We will bring you the most interesting and knowledgeable scientists around to give a talk about their research.

Featuring Professor Eric Lander, the human genome pioneer and science advisor to the US President.

The publication, retraction and subsequent republication of the Séralini study raise important scientific and ethical issues for journal editors. Decisions to retract an article should be made on the basis of well-established policies. Articles should be retracted only for serious errors that undermine the reliability of the data or results, or for serious ethical lapses, such as research misconduct or mistreatment of animal or human subjects.

Studying researchers’ CVs shows that moving jobs does not always boost a researcher’s productivity.

This editorial describes the problems with the process of preparing and publishing research findings, and with judging their veracity and significance, and then explains how we at Faculty of 1000 are starting to tackle the ‘deadly sins’ of science publishing.

Scientists receive much advice on how to write an effective paper that their colleagues will read, cite, and celebrate. Here we put this advice to the test, and measure the impact of certain features of academic writing on success, as proxied by citations.

Understanding emerging areas of a multidisciplinary research field is crucial for researchers, policymakers and other stakeholders. For them a knowledge structure based on longitudinal bibliographic data can be an effective instrument.

[24]This report presents the key findings, the main areas of discussion and the policy recommendations emerging from the consultation.

Time for a New Data Presentation Paradigm.

This collection brings together agenda-setting essays by policymakers, practitioners, scientists and scholars from across Europe.

This paper makes the strong, fact-based case for a large-scale transformation of the current corpus of scientific subscription journals to an open access business model.

Austrian Science Fund (FWF) Publication Cost Data 2014

New publication of the SERI.

A survey of policies at major research funders found that there is room for more transparency in the process of grant review, which would strengthen the case for the efficiency of public spending on research.

How do reviewer recommendations influence editor decisions? And are Chinese authors treated fairly?

US science and engineering professors preferred female job candidates by two to one.

Evidence from 34 OECD countries.

A survey of 307 reviewers of submissions to the International Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems to gain a better understanding of their motivations for reviewing.

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Online survey to explore the culture of research in the UK and its effect on ethical conduct in science and the quality of research.

Altmetric mentions and the communication of medical research.

The case of the human-computer interaction community.

A bibliometric analysis.

The researchers also point out that artists and filmmakers, in addition to journalists, could help pull compelling narratives out of all that science.

The latest report on retracted publications in the PubMed database.