For more info on this new chapter for protocols.io w/ Springer Nature please take a look at the post in the tweet below from CEO/co-founder of protocols.io, Lenny Teytelman (has been amazing going thru this process w/ him as intrepid leader alongside the other co-founders)

Really looking forward to this #OSWBordeaux meeting … #OpenScience #OpenMethods

💬 “Protocols published in protocols.io get a persistent identifies (DOI) so they can be easily credited, found, preserved” - Gabriel Gasque (protocols.io) Read this #PRBBEllipse article to find out more about the #OpenAcces platform 👇🏽 ellipse.prbb.org/sharing-protoc…

We believe the public should have free and immediate access to research, especially when funded by taxpayers. 🔓 The 2022 Nelson memo brought us close to this vision in the US, but now a new appropriations bill threatens to block its implementation.

Researchers from Stanford University discuss testing in vivo electroporation techniques in a diverse array of tadpole species in this recent PLOS ONE protocol. 🔎 Read the study: plos.io/3P8Kl1f 🧪 See the protocol: plos.io/3P8KkKJ

Amazing mitochondria hat - just love it! Congrats Dr Lorentzen 👏

Happy 20th Anniversary to PLOS Biology (& PLOS) 🎉🎉 Having worked with Hemai Parthasarathy in the early days & Theodora Bloom when I returned, having a stint as Chief Ed of PLOS Biology myself was a dream and privilege. It was fun to reminisce for this editorial journals.plos.org/plosbiology/ar…

A reminder about our talk on sharing methods through public protocols with Emma Ganley 💙 next Friday at 12 pm! protocols.io uea-uk.libguides.com/researchrepro #OpenScience #AcademicTwitter #openresearch #reproducibilitea

BMC Methods is now open for submissions! Springer Nature covers APC fees until Dec 1, 2024. Share your innovative methodologies and protocols now and contribute to reproducibility and progress in science. To know more, visit: bmcmethods.biomedcentral.com

New BMC Methods journal has partnership with protocols.io - brilliant place to submit your protocol article and link to full details on protocols.io

Why sharing protocols in open repositories is always a good idea, even when they appear simple or obvious. protocols.io

I was just digging this recipe out again and found it here first - worth a reshare 😋 Anyone wondering how/why to use protocols.io substitute any step-by-step research method for this multi-part recipe & voila: successful reproducible methods (&/or delicious treats)

Join us for a free 1-hour webinar on April 18, hosted by the University of California and protocols.io, to discover how libraries can help promote best practices for reproducibility through training and infrastructure support. Sign up here 👉 bit.ly/4ao9cGp

An editorial in Nature Protocols describes protocols.io, an open-access platform for developing and sharing protocols, which will replace the Protocol Exchange in June. go.nature.com/4bsGEMr

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Following the acquisition of protocols.io, Springer Nature has announced the migration of all protocols currently hosted on Protocols Exchange to the platform, making protocols.io the home for fully open protocols. Learn more: group.springernature.com/gp/group/media…

We are hiring! Looking for a researcher to join our protocols.io team (Heidelberg, London, or Berlin). springernature.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/SpringerNature…

The power of #OpenAccess #OpenScience #OpenMethods using a tool like @protocolsio is even more obvious when dealing with emergent public health concerns like #Mpox #Mpox2024