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San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment. Advancing practical and robust approaches to research and researcher assessment globally and across all scholarly disciplines. Sign the Declaration at https://sfdora.org/sign and join the movement.

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ASAPbio@asapbio.bsky.social · 6h ago

ASAPbio is planning a refresh of one of our most frequently used resources—the Preprint Services Directory! To make it easier to find the preprint server that best suits your needs, we'd like your feedback on the proposed changes. Details are in our recent blog post! buff.ly/ARj2mrm

Proposed Updates To Preprint Services Directory: Request For Comments – ASAPbio

ASAPbio is planning a refresh of its Preprint Services Directory (https://asapbio.org/preprint-servers/). Since 2020, ASAPbio has maintained the directory on

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SPARC@sparcopen.bsky.social · 6h ago

Join us one week from now for the Collections & #OpenAccess webinar on Wed, Aug. 12 @ 2pm ET. Open to all working in academic institutions. Register here: sparcopen.org/event/collec...

Collection Strategies as Scholarly Infrastructure - SPARC

Building on our popular “Open Access 101” events, SPARC is pleased to announce a new series, Collections & Open Access: Resourcing Open Scholarship, that will dive deeper into topics at the intersecti...

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DataCite@datacite.org · yesterday

"The Plumbing of Progress: Why Open Infrastructure Is Everyone’s Business" – panel session at the @oaspa.bsky.social Conference moderated by DataCite Executive Director Matthew Buys, bringing focus to why sustainability of open infrastructure matters. Join us in Zagreb tinyurl.com/3zh5d35u

OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing 2026 - DataCite

Meet DataCite Executive Director Matt Buys at the OASPA Conference on Open Access Scholarly Publishing 2026, taking place in Zagreb, Croatia, from 21–23 September 2026. Matt will moderate the panel “T...

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@thinkchecksub.bsky.social · 2d ago

Beyond our popular Journals and Books & Chapters Checklists, Think. Check. Submit. offers free, CC-licensed guides on topics including peer review, metrics, copyright, preservation, green OA and more. Reuse them in LibGuides and researcher training. bit.ly/3U9r9VP

About Predatory Publishing • Think. Check. Submit.

Definition Predatory publishers or journals are those which charge authors a fee for publication with no intention of providing the expected services – such as editorial or peer review – ... Read full...

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The Embassy of Good Science@embassysci.bsky.social · 2d ago

Check out @therosiepea.bsky.social for interactive resources on open science: Module: embassy.science/wiki/Instruc... Interactive video: embassy.science/wiki/Resourc... Project: embassy.science/wiki-wiki/in... #Transparency #Climatescience #Citizenscientists #TeachingToolbox #ResearchIntegrity

Ethical and Societal Foundations of Open Science

{{#regex: Via this module learners gain an understanding of the principles and values of open science, including its ethical foundations and societal benefits. |%[\'\"\`]+UNIQ--[a-z]*-[0-9A-Z]*-QINU[\...

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ASAPbio@asapbio.bsky.social · last wk.

Despite many adversities that came their way, the @elife.bsky.social team continues with their innovative publishing model and is a champion in the Publish-Review-Curate space. We have nothing but admiration for what you've done so far. 👏 Learn more about eLife and PRC:

Open Science: What is publish, review, curate?

Publish, Review, Curate (PRC) solves some of the challenges in research communication today. We take a look at the range of organisations working to make PRC a bigger part of scholarly publishing.

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GRAPHIA@graphiaproject.bsky.social · 2w ago

📚 Discover GRAPHIA Resources! Explore the Catalogue of Next-Generation SSH Instruments and Tools: an open-access resource showcasing technologies that support multimodal, interoperable, and graph-ready SSH data. 📄 zenodo.org/records/1... #GRAPHIA #OpenScience #SSH #ResearchTools

D3.1 Catalogue of Next-Gen SSH Instruments and Tools | Zenodo

This deliverable presents D3.1 – Catalogue of Next-Generation SSH Instruments and Tools, developed within Task 3.1 of the GRAPHIA project. The deliverable documents a set of advanced hardware and software tools contributed by project partners and relevant to the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) data lifecycle, from acquisition and processing to enrichment, interpretation, and publication. The instruments and tools described in this catalogue support the generation and management of multimodal data and contribute to the broader GRAPHIA objective of enabling semantically enriched, interoperable, and graph-ready SSH data (i.e. structured and mapped to support ingestion into the GRAPHIA SSH Knowledge Graph). Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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DataCite@datacite.org · 2w ago

How can community-informed PID guidance improve real repository workflows? In a new guest post, TU Dortmund University Library and The Library Code share how their PID Network Deutschland pilot strengthened DSpace–DataCite metadata workflows, improving support for DOIs, #ORCID iDs, #ROR IDs, and …

Building Better DOI Metadata: Lessons from the PID Network Germany Pilot at TU Dortmund - DataCite

The quality and interoperability of metadata are essential for connecting research outputs, people, organizations, and infrastructures across the scholarly record. As a project partner in the PID Netw...

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Open Research Funders Group@orfg.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Hot off the press! We have made our 2026 ORFG Funder Policy Landscape Analysis and Recommendations public! 🎉 This report analyzes access-to-research policies of ORFG members and other private funders of open research and open outputs.

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