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African Researchers Are Ready To Share More Work Openly – Now Policy Must Make It Possible - Vimarsana News

African Researchers Are Ready To Share More Work Openly – Now Policy Must Make It Possible

In academic libraries, this is best seen in the work of repository librarians. They collect not only the published output of researchers but also...

The multiple uses of peer review: an interview with Marcel LaFlamme - Vimarsana News

The multiple uses of peer review: an interview with Marcel LaFlamme

Thoughts on how to advance open science beyond the published article

Source: plos.org
Facilitated Preprint Posting is now available for Lab Protocols at PLOS ONE - Vimarsana News

Facilitated Preprint Posting is now available for Lab Protocols at PLOS ONE

When authors submit a Lab Protocol to PLOS ONE, they prepare a short manuscript that contextualizes their step-by-step protocol, describing the value it adds to the published literature and providing evidence that the protocol works. Now PLOS is making it easier for authors to share these protocol manuscripts as preprints, by expanding our partnership with the preprint server bioRxiv to include Lab Protocols.

Source: plos.org
Protocol entry service expanded to all Lab Protocol authors - Vimarsana News

Protocol entry service expanded to all Lab Protocol authors

PLOS ONE expands service to its authors

Source: plos.org
The impact of a year of Open Code at PLOS Computational Biology - Vimarsana News

The impact of a year of Open Code at PLOS Computational Biology

A year ago, in response to community desire for a strong position on code sharing, and in acknowledgement of the immense value that code adds to the scientific literature, PLOS Computational Biology introduced a new code-sharing policy.

Source: plos.org