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How can we create a more inclusive scholarly landscape for the social sciences and humanities? Researchers from the Digital Humanities Center in Warsaw investigate.

Demitra Ellina, Publishing Executive at F1000, introduces the Genome Note, the latest innovative article type on F1000Research that gives recognition to all involved in the generation and output of sequencing research.

Andy Neale and Damien Chaussabel discuss the Sidra Medicine Gateway on F1000Research, exploring the unique training opportunities it supports.

Demitra Ellina looks back on the first year of the NEUBIAS Gateway on F1000Research, remembering the standout articles from this bioimage analysis content hub.

As countries around the world are starting to lift restrictions following the COVID-19 pandemic, Christopher Gill (Boston University School of Public Health, MA, USA) discusses the concept of measuring risk as a spectrum, and the responsible reopening of society based on a more fluid measurement of perceived risk.

Susanne Hollman (University of Potsdam and SB Science Management UG, both Germany) discusses the need for standardisation and minimal quality measures, before considering the impact of standardisation on open research.

This blog looks back on five years of the ELIXIR Gateway on F1000Research, remembering some of the best articles we’ve published so far.

Mauro Petrillo (European Commission) discusses the use of research data to inform policy, and the benefits of collating publicly available information in an open resource when developing testing and diagnostic devices in the midst of a pandemic.

The Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) has partnered with F1000 to migrate MedEdPublish onto a new publishing platform utilizing F1000’s trailblazing technology.

Take a look at our top 5 blog posts on mental health research as we explore key content from across F1000Research and our partner platforms for Mental Health Awareness Week 2021.