Diamond OA: Ask Us Anything
Diamond OA: Free to read – free to publish, these are the principles and publishing model that offers the greatest benefits for research and for global knowledge equality.
Read MoreDiamond OA: Free to read – free to publish, these are the principles and publishing model that offers the greatest benefits for research and for global knowledge equality.
Read MoreThe International Council of RSE Associations has been formed as a coordinating body to support global cooperation. Software engineers in research have been forming national associations – RSEs – over the last several years and have been successful in raising the profile of the occupation in the research life cycle.
Read MoreThe LIBER working group for citizen science is producing a guide to citizen science for research libraries and is looking for participation and contributions large and small.
Read More#PIDapalooza21 2021 takes place 27-28 Jan – the open festival of persistent identifiers. Two days of quick fire sessions on a whole variety of areas aimed at helping the community share implementation questions around making use of PIDs: from handling multilingual publications, national research implementations, to cross national GLAM projects.
Read More#PreprintSprint Presentations Dec 3, 2020 11:00 AM in Eastern Time (US and Canada) – signup here on Zoom featuring these 21 projects.
Read MoreA group of researchers have pooled their knowledge in a Tip Sheet on the options for transcribing, captioning, or subtitleing your online video calls. You can download Tip Sheet: Captioning, subtitling, and transcription for online meetings and event from Zenodo.
Read MoreThe authors of the following preprint ‘Open Science Saves Lives’ will hold a ‘Ask me anything’ #AMA session on Reddit next week – 08:00 am Eastern Time (GMT-4:00) on the 11th November.
Read Moreby Gen R | Nov 2, 2020 | Notebook, openscicomm, Themes | 5
The focus of the theme is to look at new creative ways researchers are in dialogue, engaging, and co-creating with the wider public.
Read MoreThe Women in Science-Ecology (WiSE) conference addresses a number of questions covering diversity and equality – mainly in a European context.
Read MoreFORCE11 functions as an open community pushing forwards an agenda for a more equitable global research landscape. The FAIR data principles as well as Software Citation are two examples of the work FORCE11 has supported.
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