In a study published in November 2021, Teresa Schultz, of the University of Nevada, Reno, reported that gold, […]
Tag: Open Access
To quote from a paper published yesterday in PLOS Biology: Does the information shared in preprints typically withstand the scrutiny of […]
According to a press release accompanying a just-published study in PLOS ONE: Highly cited papers also tend to […]
Two researchers from Rwanda performed a “systematic computational analysis of the biomedical literature” and concluded in their paper that: … […]
Response to Mark Johnson, Article about free images ‘contradicts everything I hold true about journalism’, Poynter, February 9, 2018. ∞ […]
Note: One of my editors thought this post would work for The Wire as well, so it’s been […]
We are proud of ISRO’s being removed from bureaucratic interference and we are also okay with ISRO giving access only to those journalists who have endeared themselves by reproducing press releases.
Joseph Esposito argues in the scholarly kitchen why it’s okay for OA articles (which come with a CC-BY […]
India’s first Open Access policy was drafted by a committee affiliated with the Departments of Biotechnology and Science […]
The second draft of India’s first Open Access policy is up on the Department of Biotechnology (DBT) website. […]