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A new wave of support musters in the push for open access publishing - Vimarsana News

A new wave of support musters in the push for open access publishing

A new push for a more equitable scientific publishing system is in the making as the proponents of ‘diamond’ open access - under which neither authors or readers would pay the publishers – weigh up joining forces in a global federation.

Research lobbies cheer European Research Council rollout of 'inclusive' evaluation rules | Science - Vimarsana News

Research lobbies cheer European Research Council rollout of 'inclusive' evaluation rules | Science

The European Research Council (ERC) is revamping its project evaluation process from 2024 in line with the EU-wide push for a less prescriptive approach to evaluating scientific impact, shifting away from the traditional listing of research posts held and papers published, to a four-page narrative CV.

The Irish are just as guilty as the UK for having an 'anti-maths mindset' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

The Irish are just as guilty as the UK for having an 'anti-maths mindset' – The Irish Times

Donald Clarke: It isn’t often I support the leader of the Conservative Party over Shaun of the Dead’s Simon Pegg

DevOps company Gearset to hire 15 software engineers in Belfast - Vimarsana News

DevOps company Gearset to hire 15 software engineers in Belfast

Gearset, which provides DevOps tools for Salesforce customers, is looking for software engineers at its new Belfast base.

Salesforce software provider Gearset to open office in Belfast - Vimarsana News

Salesforce software provider Gearset to open office in Belfast

UK-based software development company currently employs 137 people