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Climate updates describes how our understanding of the science of climate change, and its impacts, have progressed since the 5th Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
As work on 2018 farm bill picks up pace, remember money spent on agricultural science is money well spent.
New study suggests a major return on investment for institutions that help their researchers write better grants.
After several high surplus years, a relatively small 2016 deficit will not sink PLOS.
A Twitter get together around open access, by researchers, publishers, and librarians.
Topic modelling of grant applications, unveiling an innovative and richer understanding of the research activity in these disciplines.
From cancer advances to the cosmos, what's your top choice?
Early career researchers have an essential role to play in the move towards open research.
It might style itself as a grassroots movement but citizen science is little more than a cheap land-grab by big business.
Long-awaited industrial strategy pins hopes on commercial gains from research.
A collection that explores recent developments and debates in the UK and internationally, offering varied perspectives on the future of research assessment.
Scholarly publishing and academic self-determination are interdependent and a crucial point of future debate for the future of University presses and Open Access worldwide.
We talk to Dr Richard Bowman about designing 3D-printable microscopes.
The preservation of software has become as essential as preserving research articles and data sets.
As researchers, we are unlikely to spend much time reflecting on one of the often-forgotten pillars of science: scientific publishing. Naturally, our focus leans more towards traditional academic activities including teaching, mentoring graduate students and post docs, and the next exciting experiment that will allow us to advance our understanding.
A definition is nothing without action and engagement.
Because knowing where to look is half the battle.
Leading figures from policy, science, publishing and advocacy discuss how open science can maximise the value of research and innovation for our societies.
Of all 956,050,193 references from journal articles stored at Crossref, 32.00% are from journal articles published by Elsevier, none of which are in the Crossref “Open” category, freely available for others to use.
If your institution won’t break down barriers for you, do it yourself.
European leaders and the European Commission have backed proposals to step up higher education mobility and exchanges and create a network of European universities with integrated study programmes and curricula that enable students to study abroad.
