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We previously wrote about a decision to complete a “medium-depth investigation” of the cause of open science: promoting new ways of producing, sharing, reviewing, and evaluating scientific research. The investigation broadly fits under the...

By Nancy Herther (Continues Scholarly Publishing & Peer Review Face the Future (Part 1 of a 2 part series) In addition to the many suggestions being made from within academe, we are starting to see potential options being developed by the private...

"Science, I had come to learn, is as political, competitive, and fierce a career as you can find, full of the temptation to find easy paths." — Paul Kalanithi, neurosurgeon and writer (1977–2015) Science is in big trouble. Or so we’re told. In the...

It was just a couple weeks ago I posted about Cureus which as more related to doctors and patients and now we have a new program that is for Life Sciences publications . Curēus, New Open-Source Medical Journal Created by Stanford Neurosurgeon John Adler...

Submitted by ThomasSittler • 3 votes • 2 comments Cross-posted to the Oxford Prioritisation Project blog. Read and comment on the Google Document version of this post here. Feedback from the EA community is how we improve. Summary I consider open...