Plan S seems to favor larger, commercial publishers over smaller, independent, not-for-profit publishers. Is this an acceptable sacrifice or are societies, and not-for-profit publishing, worth preserving?
A new Andy Warhol retrospective offers a chance to look back at both his prescience and his influence on our current culture.
More vintage textbook covers brought to life.
An artist models the universe at 1/190 millionth scale.
Some fun short primer videos on proper experimental design and controls.
How do languages develop words for colors? A fascinating look at a commonality in human language development.
A look back at ten years of open access posts and ten years of progress on The Scholarly Kitchen.
Famous book cover designer Chip Kidd talks about his process and the responsibilities of a designer.
We know that peer review is important and that the hard work of reviewers should be recognized. Yet we still don’t really know how that recognition should work.
This year’s Nikon Small Worlds In Motion competition showcases the stunning development of live cell imaging technologies.