Pledging support for e-book collections promises to transition latest scholarly results into #OpenAccess, while removing barriers to academic knowledge for stakeholders around the world https://ow.ly/MVTj50T8ttr?
Open Research Community
Verlagswesen für Bücher und Zeitschriften
Focusing on knowledge and information sharing on open access-related topics
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The Open Research Community is a free-to-use forum for bringing together libraries, publishers and researchers to learn, connect and collaborate on ideas about how to develop and sustain Open Access. Open Research Community is a Wiley Partner Solutions brand. Wiley champions those who see knowledge as a force for good. A trusted leader in research and learning, our pioneering solutions and services are paving the way for knowledge seekers as they work to solve the world’s most important challenges. Around the globe, we break down barriers for innovators, empowering them to publish and advance discoveries in their fields, evolve their workforces, and shape minds through teaching and learning. Together, we are unlocking the creation and curation of knowledge for all, transforming today’s biggest obstacles into tomorrow’s brightest opportunities. Visit Wiley at Wiley.com.
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https://openresearch.community/
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- Verlagswesen für Bücher und Zeitschriften
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- 11–50 Beschäftigte
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Maximiliankorso 66
Berlin, D-13465, DE
Aktualisierungen
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For transitioning scholarly content into #OpenAccess, not only policy guidelines, but also inter-organizational alliances, e.g., those promoting the use of inclusive publishing licenses, can serve as preconditions https://ow.ly/EZG050T7GF2
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Diamond #OpenAccess models receive significant support from scholarly publishing stakeholders, as these respectively remove content access and publication restrictions for both readers and authors https://ow.ly/Y73W50T3OxK
Open access: a diamond in the rough? — University Affairs
https://universityaffairs.ca
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The transitioning of scholarly content to #OpenAccess also facilitates its sharing across social media platforms, while promoting informal learning, scientific collaborations and community engagement https://ow.ly/KQwZ50T2Tgx
How Spanish educational researchers used Twitter/X as a platform to promote the dissemination of scientific knowledge: a descriptive study
escienceediting.org
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#OpenAccess to both scholarly output and digital code has formed the foundation to the evolution of online infrastructures and Open Science policies as well as the sustainability and growth challenges that they face https://ow.ly/nUSE50T1SIz
The arXivist: Paul Ginsparg on the founding and future of the world’s physics repository
firstprinciples.org
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As #OpenScience policies evolve, these also increasingly involve quality assurance, publication transparency, and manuscript review mechanisms, which ensures scholarly guidelines compliance for publicly available books and articles https://ow.ly/vQ4h50T0SM8
Upcoming changes to the publication process -
https://blog.gatesopenresearch.org
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On social media, discussions of #OpenAccess tend to revolve around article processing charges, repositories, paywalls, benefits, support intitiatives, definitions and policies https://ow.ly/jwK350SYjRT
A Qualitative Analysis of Open-Access Publishing-Related Posts on Twitter
degruyter.com
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#OpenAccess to empirical data is likely to enrich educational practices, as it enables students to practice data analysis techniques, learn statistical procedures, and recreate research results, such as by using open source software https://ow.ly/ZORt50SXtV8
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#OpenAccess can significantly contribute to scientific research, e.g., in the medical domain, as it facilitates dataset discovery, model building, and resource savings, while removing barriers to data acquisition, metadata enrichment and data analyses https://ow.ly/6VgP50SWQ0r
The next serendipitous paradigm shift for drug discovery - TL;DR - Digital Science
https://www.digital-science.com
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#OpenScience mandates are likely to be increasingly incorporated into national programs for academic and research funding, to drive synergies between critical technology development domains and stimulate collaborations across industries and institutions https://ow.ly/G2IB50SVFcJ
Australia's National Science Statement
industry.gov.au