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Open Science is more prominent and more discussed than ever before. At the start of a new year, Jenice Goveas suggests a few recommendations to fellow scientists to work towards Open Science in 2023.
16.01.2023
This month's guest editorial looks at the next steps for the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science through 2023, and Jenice Goveas provides an overview of Open Science news from December in our regular monthly round-up.
06.01.2023
As we move into the last month of 2022, Jenice Goveas looks at some significant developments in the Open Science movement.
06.12.2022
Jenice Goveas rounds up the latest open science news from the month of October, which is notable for the annual Open Access week.
03.11.2022
Jenice Goveas summarizes the main discussion points from a recent conference session on the normalization of preprints.
11.10.2022
Momentum around Open Science continued to build through September 2022. Jenice Goveas rounds up the latest news.
04.10.2022
As peer review week begins, Michael Barber considers some recent advances to improve peer review processes in the scholarly publishing system.
19.09.2022
New guidance on open access from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy must not lead to a 'financial bonanza' for powerful commercial publishing companies, writes Virginia Barbour.
05.09.2022
The final days of August saw a leap towards Open Access for publicly funded research in the United States. Jenice Goveas reviews this and other open science news from around the world from the month of August.
01.09.2022
The vision of the ISC is of science as a global public good, but what does this mean for science and society? Our Science as a Global Public Good paper considers two main points in addressing this question which we will summarise in this blog: As a global public good, how does science respond to societal needs? And how is the social contract between science and society evolving?
25.08.2022
