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PLOS journals have been long time leaders in promoting Open Science, so we jumped at the opportunity to help them quantify code sharing at their

We’ve been working with The American Naturalist for almost six months, and recently took the opportunity to contribute to a document laying out the how’s

One of the biggest challenges in open science is driving change at the stakeholder level: even fairly minor policy modifications require consultation with a wide

The recently released Carbis Bay G7 Summit Communiqué contained some impressively strong language around open data. The below is from the text of the main

The Researcher2Reader conference has been running annually since 2016 and in recent years has featured a debate about a contentious topic in scholarly publishing. Previous

On January 21, from 11:00AM – 1:30 PM EST, stakeholders from across the scholarly communications ecosystem, including funders, societies, publishers, and academic institutions will gather

The ‘how’ of sharing research data is codified by the FAIR principles, but deciding ‘what’ should be shared is much less settled. I recently wrote

Our Founder Tim wrote a post for the industry-leading blog the Scholarly Kitchen about the need for a fundamental unit in data sharing – a