New paper📢 When Diamond is still a luxury: An ECR perspective💎 Responding to Andringa et al.'s "Diamond is a scientist's best friend", I explore #DiamondOA challenges for ECRs & propose grassroots solutions. dujal.nl/article/view/1… Read the SI at dujal.nl!

There is some great talks here from the community on measuring open science impacts, a global effort to monitor and build principles to support open science and the nuances of inferring broader impact. Worth checking out! x.com/ICOR_OS/status…

🚀 We're excited to launch our new Community Member Spotlight blog series in conversation with @ReinierProsee of preLights! Discover Reinier's journey through #SciComm, and learn how community plays a crucial role in sustaining enthusiasm for discovery. blog.sciety.org/community-memb…

The Incentivizing Collaborative & Open Research (ICOR) public meetings are back. The next topic will cover the growing significance of metascience for improving scientific research & its value in developing new open & collaborative research practices. Some top speakers so not to be missed! x.com/ICOR_OS/status…

#SciCon2024 will be held in San Francisco, CA, the epicenter of innovation and technology. In accordance with our mission to accelerate the pace of science, there is no better place to bring together the brightest minds from technology and science. The San Francisco Bay Area is

📅Don't forget to book you spot for the meeting on Advancing Open Research through Metascience. You'll get to hear about the recently announced Metascience Alliance and the art of co-designing and delivering impactful metascience projects. Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

🤓Final reminder to sign up for our interactive webinar on advancing open research through metascience. We have some excellent talks on new metascience initiatives so it would be great to see you there. Check out the blog for more info and register below: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

This is a great explainer for the Publish-Review-Curate model. There can be different 'flavours' of PRC, which is already happening, but there are some fundamental principles to each of the P-R-C stages which are important to understand: osf.io/preprints/meta…

Really interesting topic for the next Incentivizing Collaborative & Open Research (ICOR) meeting, which is geared towards the community coming together to align on good practices for assessment and provide a more comprehensive and nuanced understanding of research quality and impact. x.com/ICOR_OS/status…

On November 13, (8am PST, 11am EST, 4pm GMT, 5pm CET) we'll be participating in an ICOR panel discussion: Harmonising Research Metrics and Indicators Across the Ecosystem. Find out more: incentivizingopen.org/2024/10/harmon…. #OpenInfrastructure

📅 Don't forget to book your spot at the final ICOR meeting of the year where we will focus on the opportunity for community alignment when developing and using research metrics and indicators. Register for free here: incentivizingopen.org/2024/10/harmon…

We're getting ready to launch MetaROR and make peer review faster, more transparent and more efficient 💪 Join us and AIMOS for the official launch of MetaROR (MetaResearch Open Review), a new open platform for reviewing and sharing metaresearch operating with an innovative

👀ICOR's final public meeting of 2024 on November 13 will focus on aligning best practices for #research metrics and indicators to promote responsible and impactful #ResearchAssessment. 🎯 ☑️Register now: opusproject.eu/openscience-ne… #OpenScience #OpenAccess #OpenResearch

PUBLIC MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT: February 27. The meeting will be a continuation of the "Future of Open Science Publishing” workshop held in December. We are seeking wider participation, so please read our latest blog to register and get involved. incentivizingopen.org/2025/02/the-fu…

Don't forget to book your spot at the next ICOR meeting focusing on new paradigms in research communication. Speakers and perspectives from: HHMI, ASAPbio, PLoS and ISC. To book your place, register for free through this link: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist… x.com/ICOR_OS/status…

Why a top scientist with 150+ publications is turning to open science. Join Dr. Brian Kim on X-Spaces this Sunday to find out. x.com/itchdoctor/sta… x.com/i/spaces/1vOGw…

Update from our partnership with the Center for Open Science: 3 ResearchHub-reviewed preprints have now been fully evaluated and published in the Lifecycle Journal. ResearchHub led the open peer review process, delivering: ✅ Open peer reviews ✅ Fast turnaround (9.5 days on

Should scientists be paid for peer reviewing journal articles?

Idea → Funding → Execution → Publication This project shows the full ResearchHub cycle in action. Alliance to Feed the Earth in Disasters (ALLFED) researchers sought to demonstrate that global catastrophes might not be as far-fetched as they seem, so they studied 63 years of food shock data.🧵 1/10