Really pleased to say my book, ‘Achieving global open access: The need for scientific, epistemic and participatory openness’, has now been published #openaccess online. Print copies will be available from 9 July. https://t.co/Lry3PnaUTc ...
🌎 COVID-19 drove worldwide acceleration in #OpenScience (OS) practice adoption.
This article published through #F1000Research investigates this phenomenon and identifies critical challenges and concerns.
🔎 Read now: https://t.co/GhotjdNOG2
🌎 The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the adoption of #OpenScience (OS) practices globally.
This research article published with #F1000Research examines this trend alongside key issues and challenges.
🔎 Read now: https://t.co/hkwRTK79Qh
New preprint, written with Narmin Rzayeva and Ludo Waltman investigating preprint adoption over time, and investigating disciplinary and regional differences.
Thanks @david_bawden & @lynrobinson for the review https://t.co/uQ15vkhvDo of my book Achieving Global Open Access https://t.co/Lry3PnaUTc “recommended for anyone seeking an insightful analysis of the current problems of global open access, and thoughts...[on] future solutions”
We're advertising for a postdoctoral research associate to work on this exciting new project https://t.co/MWzCPYcWht Come and join the team exploring open research practices in the humanities and social sciences https://t.co/V7Bhp4S523
I was asked to write an Op Ed piece by @ResProfNews on universities cancelling journal Big Deals:
https://t.co/9UJIXGldS2
I was keen to stress that at least some of any savings must be used to support new, fairer models
Big news: our open review platform MetaROR is partnering with the STI-ENID 2025 Conference in Bristol
MetaROR uses a publish-review-curate model. This means conference contributions like posters and papers will be shared openly, along with transparent reviews.
Read more here: https://t.co/9Th7r5GOiC
@theUL has been awarded over £800,000 to investigate ways to encourage and embed innovative open research practices within humanities and social science (HSS) disciplines: https://t.co/r4XWTwhR94
"I am delighted to see innovations in scholarly communication being led by metascientists themselves", says @BrianNosek@OSFramework
Scholarly communication faces big challenges: peer review pressure, limited access, & lack of openness.
Metaresearch has a unique role in solving them.
Learn how MetaROR is driving innovation: https://t.co/r0KAtOQHrH
The peer review system is broken - a different approach is needed 💡
Kathryn Zeiler, @StephenPinfield and @LudoWaltman write in @ConversationUK about how increased transparency in the review process could speed scientific progress: https://t.co/XQMdorCfuk
MetaROR has launched today! This free platform from @RoRInstitute and @aimos_inc, aims to change the way research is reviewed and shared. Using their Publish-Review-Curate model, MetaROR is making the publication process faster and more open. Details: https://t.co/SHOs7l2voV