To Be FAIR: Theory Specification Needs an Update
Authors : Caspar J. Van Lissa, Aaron Peikert, Maximilian S. Ernst, Noah N. N. van Dongen, Felix D. Schönbrod, Andreas M. Brandmaier Open science innovations hav...
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Author Name Disambiguation in Scholarly Research: A Bibliometric Perspective
Authors : Hesham Amin Hamdy El Shamly, Subaveerapandiyan A. The rapid expansion of scholarly publishing has amplified the long-standing challenge of author name...
Who supports STEM early career researchers’ active science communication? A qualitative ego-network-analysis
Authors : Lennart Banse, Fenja Heinke, Friederike Hendriks Early career researchers (ECRs) are increasingly socialised in professional environments where scienc...
Researchers’ Views on Preprints and Open Access Publishing: Results From a Free-Answer Survey of Japanese Molecular Biologists
Authors : Harufumi Tamazawa, Kazuki Ide, Kazuhisa Kamegai A survey conducted in 2022 amongst members of the Molecular Biology Society of Japan (n = 633) about p...
Pursuing transparency: How research performing organizations in Germany collect data on publication costs
Authors : Dorothea Strecker, Heinz Pampel, Jonas Höfting This article presents the results of a survey conducted in 2024 among research performing organizations...
The Economics of Open Science and Ukraine’s Prospective Place in It
Author : Ganna Kharlamova This article presents the evaluation of the factors influencing the adoption of Open Access (OA) within the Open Science (OS) paradigm...
Opening Pandora’s box: Developing reviewer rhetorical sensitivity through retracted articles
Author : Baraa Khuder Retractions issued for misconduct offer a unique window into how questionable research is rhetorically constructed and made to appear cred...