R⓪ss Mounce @[email protected]

I’m not really present here anymore. What made Twitter great back in the day was the people, the community. Find me over in the fedi: @[email protected]

[R⓪ss Mounce @[email protected] @rmounce]

A lot of people posting about Rafael Luque and the role of ChatGPT in his prodigious output. But what I don't see enough of is the discussion of #Elsevier in enabling all of this.

The vast majority of his 2023 papers are published by Elsevier journals. #PredatoryPublishing

[Michael 英泉 Eisen @mbeisen]

Very happy that the long, long, long, long, long overdue day when the published results of all @NIH funded research is immediately freely available to everyone who can benefit from it. Kudos to the @NIH for making this happen, and eternal curses to the scientific societies, publishers and research 'leaders' who spent 30 years wielding their influence to block this, for the immeasurable harm to scientific progress and public trust in science they have wrought.

[Janne Pölönen @[email protected] @PolonenJanne]

Do you know successful examples of collaboration in #DiamondOA publishing ? Join the @DiamasProject webinar "Strength through collaboration in Diamond OA publishing" 23 October 2024 15.00-16.00 CET. @mikaellaakso @OPERASEU @tsv_media
👉Registration: https://t.co/vh6VLvsjx1

[Ciencia Abierta como Bien Común @_CienciAbierta]

🌍 MOOC | Ciencia Abierta como Bien Público
Únete a 10 expertos líderes de 12 instituciones de 8 países. Discute con ellos la importancia de la #CienciaAbierta en la investigación académica y científica.

Regístrate ahora!👇
https://t.co/mmmKCnB7XO

[COAR @COAR_eV]

CSIC, Peer Community In, and COAR advance innovative publishing model https://t.co/zC6ww1aSf5

[Retraction Watch @RetractionWatch]

‘Stealth corrections’: when journals quietly fix papers https://t.co/Vmm93viVyl

[ASAPbio @ASAPbio_]

The new Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation open access policy will go into effect in January 2025. This policy mandates preprints for all grantees, encourages preprint peer review, and removes funding for APCs.
Join us for a Q&A on the new policy.
https://t.co/KkSd22b1wA

[Liam Bright @lastpositivist]

What a curious thing to say!

[SPARC @SPARC_NA]

Tomorrow at 3pm ET! Register now for our third OA 101 session on emerging issues in #OpenAccess. These are free & designed for anyone working in libraries w/ OA & scholcomm responsibilities. Thanks to our partners at @ScNotebook for leading these sessions. https://t.co/RtliEsJ7kY

[SPARC @SPARC_NA]

Register for our virtual forum Sept. 12 to hear from @mitlibraries, @BucknellU, @uconnlibrary & @UMontreal librarians about leaving big deal journal packages. Learn how they planned, communicated & realized huge savings while ensuring access. All welcome! https://t.co/OrxlN2WqXH

[KnowledgeRights21 @KR21org]

🧠 Want to help safeguard scientific progress in the AI era?
Don’t miss KR21's next webinar to discover how to protect research from entertainment-centric AI policies!
📆 27 Sept 🕓 15h CEST
🎟️ Register: https://t.co/YVdAuJ9d1e
🔗 Details: https://t.co/FuCdC5SGLP
🎤 Speakers 👇

[R⓪ss Mounce @[email protected] @rmounce]

“If OA was easy and obvious solutions existed, they would already be in place.”

Indeed the obvious solution (diamond open access) has been in-place and happily operating continuously for many communities since ~1990 https://t.co/KPgIkZEQ67

[oabooksnetwork (not posting here anymore) @oabooksnetwork]

LEARNED SOCIETIES: This event organised by #PALOMERA & @DiamasProject will share insights on sustainable #OpenAccess book & journal publishing, while also learning how to better support learned societies with OA challenges

📅 10 Sept
⏰ 14:00-15:30 CEST
🔗https://t.co/5g9RPLAt6V

[Spotting @Spottingthespot]

And of course, the legendary Jiří Jaromír Klemeš, a well known #papermill author and corrupt editor had to be found in this journal, where he was EIC, editing his own paper! When will this madness ever stop! @ElsevierConnect just doesn't seem to care at all! #fraud

[Ashley Farley @openaccessmaven.bsky.social @ashleydfarley]

👀Reading 👀the @NIH initial response to the Request for Comment on the Public Access Policy & the request for additional comments. #OpenAccess https://t.co/p46cCJuwtS

[Cedric Manara @CedricManara]

It's official: People can have more fun online than in the physical world!

In a study @tenobre explains that Austria, Cyprus, Denmark, Greece, Italy and Sweden only allow caricature, parody or pastiche on some platforms, but not elsewhere.
https://t.co/hVk1qOpfBB

[Jason Priem @jasonpriem]

I now get multiple new alerts for papers using @OpenAlex_org every day! It's great to see the research community building on open data, and great to see OpenAlex meeting this need!

[Dr Elizabeth Gadd @lizziegadd.bsky.social @LizzieGadd]

There’s been so much noise about dramatic changes in this week’s QS rankings release that can all be traced back to a change in their ranking method. No-one has soared. No-one has plummeted. The Emporer has no new clothes. He is butt-naked, as ever. https://t.co/hJHbcHhSFh

[Paul Keller @paul_keller]

Today marks 5 years since the EU's #copyright directive came into force. It is clear that the #article17 #uploadfilters did not kill the internet, which raises the question of whether our fight to #savetheinternet was worth it. Of course it was: https://t.co/WSyJSs1oZu