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As 2016 draws to a close we’ve had a look at our most-read blogs for the year. The top five are listed below so you can revisit them too. Covering topics from the launch of wellcome Open Research to using data visualization as a means of hunger, malnutrition and poverty. We hope that you enjoy them!

Wellcome Open Research is now accepting submissions

In this post, our new Publisher of F1000 Platforms Michael Markie announced the launch of Wellcome Open Research’s online submission system, representing the first funder publishing platform to follow the F1000Research publishing model.

Wellcome Open Research: the start of a new journey

Following the first articles going live on Wellcome Open Research on November 15^th, our Managing Director Rebecca Lawrence explains what its benefits are and describes our overall future vision for funder publishing platforms.

An Advisory Board, a STAP replication attempt and mislabelling of gene expression samples

This blog post gives a brief summary of three recent developments in our Preclinical Reproducibility & Robustness (PRR) channel that was launched at the beginning of the year.

Fighting hunger, malnutrition & poverty with data visualization

In recognition of World Food Day, our Senior Publishing Editor Thomas Ingraham highlighted two articles published in the OKAD channel that illustrate the power of using data-rich visualization approaches to meet the Sustainable Development Goals of eliminating hunger, malnutrition and poverty by 2030.

Wellcome Open Research – putting open into action

In this guest post, Hannah Hope, Open Research Co-ordinator at Wellcome, explains how the funder is aiming to put open into action via their new publishing platform Wellcome Open Research.