[…] recommendations. This feedback loop would then ideally dovetail with more precise and effective content commissioning cycles and more efficient submission, peer–review, and editing workflows. As Boyd puts it, Emerald’s identity strategy “really underpins our entire, end-to-end proposition from author content […]
[…] problematic because it asserts rights downstream in a process where others have also invested significant value, most importantly editorial and peer–review based changes. This discourages publishers from doing this when publishers should be investing in adding more value, so it’s […]
[…] applied if you are an AMS member, and any author may publish in a non-OA journal, if their work survives peer review A critique of this approach is that not all content will be rendered open in a mixed portfolio – […]
[…] to virtual programs raised some intriguing strategic questions. One that particularly intrigued us: some US societies are side-eyeing their same-discipline peers in other parts of the world, for example in Japan, China, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Germany, now that […]
[…] the World Wide Web. By the early 2000s, titles like the Journal of Biological Chemistry had a robust model of publishing accepted peer–reviewed papers online before rushing them off through typesetting, layout, and print distribution. Today, two decades later, terms like “Publish-ahead-of-Print,” […]
[…] the same camp as other publishers (Elsevier, Wiley, et al.), whom PLOS and its adherents may not see as its peers. An interesting twist is the “margin cap” — meaning how much profit PLOS will make on these services. PLOS […]
[…] to understand their views in greater detail. Respondents overwhelmingly (98%) want the Library to continue to fund APCs for scholarly peer–reviewed articles in OA journals. A lone objection was from an author who stated that they don’t support Plan S; […]
[…] topic has now been much discussed, and there are already significant tangents on research quality and many other issues surrounding peer review in the preprint context — all of which is well-trodden ground in the scholarly communications community, but with which […]
[…] COVID-19 pandemic has led to a surge in research activity. The number of preprints and articles published has increased enormously, peer review is happening faster than ever, and readership is at all-time highs. At the same time, public trust in science […]
[…] stated in the Hong Kong Principles released at the 6th World Conference on Research Integrity, “recognizing essential other tasks like peer review and mentoring”? In summary, the academic evaluation system should encourage researchers and research institutions to use high-quality, credible, open, […]
[…] for the American Chemical Society; Puja Telikicherla, Licensing and Subsidiary Rights Manager for the American Psychiatric Association; and Jasmine Wallace, Peer Review Manager for the American Society for Microbiology. Sharing their unique perspectives and paths, these panelists guided people hoping to […]
[…] provide targeted policies and interventions in support of, for example, editorial board and conference speaker diversity, addressing bias within the peer review process, and reporting on the sex and gender dimension of research, to ensure that we enable robust research in […]
[…] general, the use of specific approved repositories with particular data types conforming to specific structures and standards, and most strictly, peer–review of data, whatever that means. Guidelines and structures Those who follow trends in open data will be aware of […]
[…] to as ACM Open. The first is to transition ACM to an open access publisher for the entire portfolio of peer reviewed research articles we publish. Last year, this amounted to approximately 21,000 original research articles from over 40,000 authors, and […]
[…] learner’s convenience for no charge. It has been generated by practicing librarians who share their expertise with RDM with their peers. It addresses various aspects of RDM services in libraries such as how to effectively advocate for an RDM library […]