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Open Access: End user licenses
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The fundamentals of peer review for the Chemical Sciences
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The nuts & bolts of peer review: a discussion by Biomaterials editors
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Systematic reviews 101
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How to design effective figures for review articles
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Make the most of your research: publish your data & methods
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The origins of scientific publishing
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Open science
Open science is the new buzzword but what does it actually mean? And what about open access? Where does that fit into the story? In these modules, we cover the topics in detail. We look at the many definitions of open science and how you can use it in your own research and publishing career. We also explore open access and whether there are any specific points to consider when choosing to go down that publishing path.
What you will learn
- What is open science
- New insight into how you can benefit from it
- Points to consider when publishing open access
7 modules
Open Access: End user licenses
Open access is a vital concept that has transformed the way scholarly research is shared and distributed.
The evolution of open access
This module will provide you with background information on Open Access from the beginning of the movement to the present day and the formation of cOAlition S.
Fundamentals of open access
In this module, Victoria Eva, SVP of Global Policy and Industry Relations at Elsevier, explains the basics of open access as a publishing model: Its origin and history, different types of open acce
Cost of publishing open access: how and why
In this module, we tackle one of the inevitable and most commonly-asked questions about publishing open access—article processing charge (APC).
How to submit and publish an OA article
In this module, we provide hands-on guidance for those who are ready to publish open access.
How to leverage open hardware to improve your research
Why is Open Source Hardware important? Did you know it offers fundamental advantages to the research community?