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Copernicus Publications is an Open Access enterprise that provided the ability for an academic entity of some sort or another to create a new Open Access journal. In March 2013 the journal “Pattern Recognition in Physics" was started up and added to the Copernicus lineup. The journal apparently put out a few items, and then, recently, produced Special Issue 1, called “Pattern in solar variability, their planetary origin and terrestrial impacts." The special issue editors were Nils-...

The path to open access is varied across journals, fields of research, funding bodies, and publishers, adding to the complexity.

KEY POINTS Anti-Black racism is real, widespread and affects the lives of Black people in Canada. It is a daily reality that co-occurs and affects all other health conditions that Black people experience. [1][1],[2][2] It is imperative that the realities of anti-Black racism be deliberately engaged

KEY POINTS Cancer survival is improving in Canada owing to earlier detection and treatment advances. Despite publicly funded health care in Canada, access inequities can prevent Black patients from achieving the full benefits of these advances in care. According to the most recent analysis of

This Open Access (OA) Week (October 21-24), we explore the theme “Open For Climate Justice.” The climate crisis is a topic of global significance, which Open Science is particularly well-suited to address. Read on for more on how climate researchers are leveraging Open Science or skip ahead for a look at our climate-related OA Week content.

As the country walks down the path to recovery, President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has expressed his gratitude to the business sector for aiding the government in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, even calling the industry the "main driver to success." President Ferdinand 'Bongbong

Open Access (OA) Week is a time that’s dear to our hearts at PLOS. The Open movement has grown and changed a lot over the past 14 years. Through it all PLOS has remained at the forefront of Open, exemplifying the themes of each celebration—almost like they were tailor-made, just for us. Let’s take a look back at highlights from those past celebrations, and a look ahead at where we think the Open movement is headed next.

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry has crafted policy resolutions that capture the business community’s collective aspirations and expectations from the new administration.

EllaLink, the high-capacity and low latency fibre-optic submarine cable directly connecting Europe to Latin America, is announcing the development of a direct

/PRNewswire/ -- Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas (BCBSTX) will now offer health care coverage options for Medicare-eligible individuals in 38 new counties...