Creating Institution-Wide Awareness of, and Engagement with, Open Scholarship
Author : Eleanor Colla INTRODUCTION Strategies for how, when, and why to communicate on the topics of Open Scholarship (OS) are many and varied. Here, the autho...
Auteur/autrice : Hans Dillaerts
Swedish researchers’ responses to the cancellation of the big deal with Elsevier
Authors: Lisa Olsson, Camilla Lindelöw, Lovisa Österlund, Frida Jakobsson In 2018, the Swedish library consortium, Bibsam, decided to cancel big deal subscripti...
Open Science for private Interests? How the Logic of Open Science Contributes to the Commercialization of Research
Author : Manuela Fernández Pinto Financial conflicts of interest, several cases of scientific fraud, and research limitations from strong intellectual property ...
Metascience as a scientific social movement
Authors : David Peterson, Aaron Panofsky Emerging out of the “reproducibility crisis” in science, metascientists have become central players in debates about re...
Préservation des données de recherche : proposer des services de soutien aux chercheurs du site Uni Arve de l’université de Genève
Auteur/Author : Manuela Bezzi Ce travail porte sur les pratiques des chercheurs du site Uni Arve (faculté des sciences) de l’université de Genève concernant la ...
Quand le discours de savoir se fait technodiscours. Hypertextualité, commentaires et unité textuelle du billet scientifique
Auteur/Author : Ingrid Mayeur Le présent article propose des pistes pour déterminer par quels moyens le discours scientifique sur blog fait texte. Nous nous int...
How is open access accused of being predatory? The impact of Beall’s lists of predatory journals on academic publishing
Authors : Franciszek Krawczyk, Emanuel Kulczycki The aim of this paper is to investigate how predatory journals are characterized by authors who write about suc...