Trust in Scholarly Communications and Infrastructure: Indigenous Data Sovereignty
Author : Katharina Ruckstuhl Many Indigenous people have a deep mistrust of research, with some describing research as one of the “dirtiest” words in Indigenous...
Auteur/autrice : Hans Dillaerts
Characteristics of retracted editorial articles in the biomedical literature
Author : Bakthavachalam Elango The main purpose of this short communication is to identify and analyze retracted editorials in the biomedical literature. Twenty...
Édition critique numérique avec le logiciel Ekdosis pour LuaLaTeX. L’exemple des fragments latins d’atellanes
Autrice : Estelle Debouy Les avantages d’une édition numérique ne sont plus à démontrer : non seulement le texte lui-même peut être enrichi de commentaires, de ...
Making the most of world talent for science? The Nobel Prize and Fields Medal experience
Author : Juan Gabriel Rodríguez Opportunities in science largely affect the accumulation of scientific knowledge and, therefore, technological change. However,...
Library funding for open access at KU Leuven
Authors : Demmy Verbeke, Laura Mesotten As main buyers of scholarly literature, research libraries have always provided essential economic support for sustainin...
The Uptake and Impact of a Label for Peer-Reviewed Books
Authors : Eline Vandewalle, Raf Guns, Tim C. E. Engels This article presents an analysis of the uptake of the GPRC label (Guaranteed Peer Reviewed Content label...
Perspectives on Open Science and The Future of Scholarly Communication: Internet Trackers and Algorithmic Persuasion
Authors : Tiberius Ignat, Paul Ayris, Beatrice Gini, Olga Stepankova, Deniz Özdemir, Damla Bal, Yordanka Deyanov The current digital content industry is heavily...