Open Science: a revolution in sight?
Author : Bernard Rentier Purpose This article aims at describing the evolution of scientific communication, largely represented by the publication process. It n...
Author : Bernard Rentier Purpose This article aims at describing the evolution of scientific communication, largely represented by the publication process. It n...
Author : Riitta Maijala Whereas the first digital revolution of science by digitisation changed the scientific practices of data collection, analysis and report...
Author : Joachim Schöpfel Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a personal viewpoint on the development of document supply in the context of the recen...
Author : Nicole A Vasilevsky, Jessica Minnier, Melissa A Haendel, Robin E Champieux Background There is wide agreement in the biomedical research community that...
Authors : Kristian Martiny, David Budtz Pedersen, Alfred Birkegaard In this article, we present three challenges to the emerging Open Science (OS) movement: the...
Authors : Vitek Tracz, Rebecca Lawrence The way science and research is done is rapidly becoming more open and collaborative. The traditional way of publishing ...
Authors :Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen, Pirjo-Leena Forsström Open science and open research provide potential for new discoveries and solutions to global problems,...