Open Science News – 25 July 2014
| 25 July, 2014 | Eva Amsen |
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What was new in open science this week?
- Hack your PhD has produced a series of flyers representing various individuals who benefit from open science. See the PhD student image below, and all the rest (including journalist, citizen, librarian, etc.) on their website.
- If you missed the F1000Research/Harvard open science event in Boston last week, the slides are available on Slideshare.
- Open geosciences. Tips for geoscientists on making their work more open, by Sara Mynott of the European Geosciences Union.
- Congratulations to Neelie Kroes, vice president of the European Commission, on winning the BioMed Central Open Access Advocate of the Year Award.
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