In our birthday week, we published a lot of new articles and referee reports. Some of the most recently peer reviewed and published articles are below, but make sure to subscribe to the table of contents alert emails if you want to receive all updates. You can also track individual articles to be notified when…
We’re starting 2015 off with lots of open science news. Here’s a summary: Next week is the FORCE2015 meeting in Oxford, about innovations in research communication. If you’re not able to attend, you can follow the conference online on their site or via Twitter at #FORCE2015 Two open science communities have community calls next week.…
Today is the two year anniversary of the official launch of F1000Research. In that time, over 2200 authors published 682 articles that have been viewed more than 800,000 times! You can find these stats, and more,in our infographic. Our many authors and reviewers come from almost a thousand institutes around the world, representing all Ivy…
Tomorrow (January 8) is the second anniversary of our launch. To celebrate, we’re looking back on what we’ve achieved in two short years, and have gathered some stats in the infographic below. You can download a PDF copy of the image here. We’re very proud of what we have achieved in this short time, in…
Over the holiday period, we tweeted links to some of the most well-read, quirky, interesting, and otherwise amazing F1000Research articles of 2014. If you missed our tweets, you can catch up with all of them in the Storify below. [View the story “A look back at 2014” on Storify]
Happy New Year! Our editors are already hard at work handling the first submissions of 2015. This roundup includes the last few articles to pass peer review in 2014, and a few recently published articles that you might want to have a look at. This week also marks the second anniversary of our launch, and…
A selection of new content on F1000Research from the past week. To receive notification of all new articles, sign up for our table of contents alerts. Featured article Active transmembrane drug transport in microgravity: a validation study using an ABC transporter model [v1; ref status: indexed, https://f1000r.es/41n] Sergi Vaquer, Elisabet Cuyàs, Arnau Rabadán, Albert González, Felip Fenollosa, Rafael…
Interview with Github’s Arfon Smith on OKCast, about open source and open science The Christmas 2014 Open Source Malaria shortlist of the most-needed molecules to be synthesized in the fight against malaria. Contribute to the Open Glossary – a list of “open” definitions. Almost 2.5 million of the National History Museum’s specimens are now online.…
It’s the end of the year again, and like last year, we will be tweeting some of our favourite articles published in F1000Research this past year. They’re the articles that our readers liked, articles that made the news, and articles that might not have that many views yet, but that we thought you should see.…
For the past few weeks, the F1000 Outreach Directors have looked at lists of all of your past activities to figure out who deserved to be crowned this year’s F1000 Specialist of the Year. The decision was much harder than last year because so many of you have done so much this past year! You…
