#PeerReview at Gates Open Research has changed to an editorial-led peer review model. Find out more about the changes and how it impacts you as an author in our recent blog post: spr.ly/60129R70A

Bloodstream infections caused by Enterobacterales often exhibit antimicrobial resistance in many Low-Income Countries. A recent study aims to describe the management variation of such infections in African public-sector hospitals. Read more: spr.ly/60169r6n6

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There are many benefits to participating in peer review for early career researchers, including: - Demonstrating your expertise - Network and find collaborators - Keep up with the latest trends in the field Become a peer reviewer: spr.ly/60159r8Dx

VeriXiv, our new verified preprint server built in collaboration with @GatesFoundation, is now accepting submissions from Gates Foundation-funded researchers! Be one of the first and submit your preprint today: spr.ly/6017YkRlR

The publication process at Gates Open Research is changing. All submissions to Gates Open Research now need to be published as a preprint on VeriXiv prior to publication. Learn more about the changes in our blog: spr.ly/6012YkyGK

How do #OpenData practices benefit researchers? Open data allows researchers to: ☑️ Have their research replicated and validated, boosting credibility 🔎 Make their data easily discoverable 📈 Gain increased credit and recognition Learn more: spr.ly/6011YOUdh

Publishing #OpenAccess provides many benefits, such as: ➡️ Work being more visible ➡️ Increased citations & recognition ➡️ Greater potential impact Learn more about #OpenResearch on our Platform: spr.ly/6017YOIFD

Participating in #PeerReview, especially #OpenPeerReview, is a great opportunity for all researchers to develop their skills, support their research community, and collaborate with colleagues. So what’s needed to be a reviewer? Find out more: spr.ly/6012YO2D0

Today is #WorldMosquitoDay. Research, such as papers published in the World Mosquito Program (WMP) Gateway, show the latest research in reducing the ability of mosquitoes to transmit viruses that can be life threatening. Visit the gateway to learn more: spr.ly/6013YONCZ

The COVID-19 pandemic caused various disruptions to family planning services globally. The following Research Article, on Gates Open Research, aims to assess the resilience of such programs across 70 countries during the pandemic. Read more: spr.ly/6014YO4si

There's a potential research output at every stage of your research project! Gates Open Research currently publishes 13 different article types, from traditional #ResearchArticles to #Data Notes. Read more: spr.ly/6016YOfo6

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Preprints offer authors the opportunity to publish preliminary versions of their work and share their discoveries early in their research journey. Learn more about the benefits of preprint servers in our latest blog: spr.ly/6010m4WGQ

#OpenData is a vital part of #OpenResearch practices, helping to boost reproducibility, trust in research, and more. But how can researchers share their data and follow FAIR principles? Find out more in our Data Guidelines: spr.ly/6012mf6UY

Participating in #PeerReview, especially #OpenPeerReview, is a great opportunity for all researchers to develop their skills and support their research community. Learn more about the benefits of being a peer reviewer in our blog: spr.ly/6018mfE82

Today is the International Day of Science, Technology, and Innovation for the South. Discover the challenges faced by researchers in developing countries in the Gates Open Research blog. Learn more: spr.ly/6017mfJlD