Open Science News – 4 December 2015
4 December, 2015 | Eva Amsen |
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The Peer Reviewers’ Openness Initiative asks reviewers to consider whether the paper they are reviewing is sufficiently open, and refuse to review articles that won’t allow access to underlying data.
- Darren Boehning didn’t get funding for a BRCA1 research project, so he put the proposal on his blog ready for anyone else to pick up the work.
- A working paper by Open Access Network Austria recommends that by 2025 the entire research output of Austria should be open access.
- Cameron Neylon put a summary of his talk at OpenCon on his blog. Not what, not who, or how, but Why is Open?
- Erin McKiernan used a Shuttleworth grant to set up “Why Open Research?”, a site for researchers to find out more about the benefits of sharing their work. In a blog post, she explains the process, and how she got her dad to do the illustrations for the site! Illustration below is by John McKiernan.
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