What is replication?
Authors : Brian A. Nosek, Timothy M. Errington Credibility of scientific claims is established with evidence for their replicability using new data. According t...
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Finding Our Way: A Snapshot of Scholarly Communication Practitioners’ Duties & Training
Authors : Maria Bonn, Will Cross, Josh Bolick INTRODUCTION Scholarly communication has arisen as a core academic librarianship competency, but formal training o...
Measuring and Mapping Data Reuse: Findings From an Interactive Workshop on Data Citation and Metrics for Data Reuse
Author : Lisa Federer Widely adopted standards for data citation are foundational to efforts to track and quantify data reuse. Without the means to track data r...
Open Access and Altmetrics in the pandemic age: Forescast analysis on COVID-19 literature
Authors : Daniel Torres-Salinas, Nicolas Robinson-Garcia, Pedro A. Castillo-Valdivieso We present an analysis on the uptake of open access on COVID-19 related l...
Use of the journal impact factor for assessing individual articles need not be statistically wrong
Authors : Ludo Waltman, Vincent A. Traag Most scientometricians reject the use of the journal impact factor for assessing individual articles and their authors....
From Open Access to Open Science: The Path From Scientific Reality to Open Scientific Communication
Authors : Christian Heise, Joshua M. Pearce Although opening up of research is considered an appropriate and trend-setting model for future scientific communica...
Hostage authorship and the problem of dirty hands
Authors : William Bülow, Gert Helgesson This article discusses gift authorship, the practice where co-authorship is awarded to a person who has not contributed ...