Over the next several months, we will phase out some popular OSF features. These changes do not affect current public content, which remains safe and accessible. We have prepared support material to help users adapt. I am very sorry for the disruption to your work. Please read this post for details.

OSF Changes | Center for Open Science

We are preparing substantial changes to OSF that will reduce its functionality, focus OSF on its unique strengths, and move toward an integrated model with complementary services. As part of that shif...

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📌 Introducing the Metascience Bulletin Board—a new community resource from the Metascience Alliance. Share funding opportunities, job openings, calls for collaborators, events, and more with the broader metascience community beyond your existing network. Learn more:

Introducing the Metascience Bulletin Board

The Metascience Alliance's new tool, the Metascience Bulletin Board, is a shared place to post funding calls, datasets, jobs, calls for collaborators, and more.

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📌 Save the date: Metascience 2027 is heading to Montreal, June 14–16, 2027! The Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (@theneuro.bsky.social) and @cos.io are bringing the global metascience community together in one of the world's top research cities. Updates: metascience.info #Metascience2027

The PJIP has been rebuilt from the ground up! What’s new: ⚡ Faster loading times & optimised database 📊 Deeper metrics & better search tools 📈 Thousands of new acceptance rates & review time datapoints Always free, always open-access. Explore the update now: pjip.org

Does anyone know of a peer review experiment where there is a genuine and meaningful attempt to actually improve the reliability/qualty of peer reviews? I'm not looking for examples of process improvements only. #academicsky

Manuscrito #176: Proponía la escritura de una novela basada en su tesis doctoral, titulada "Caracterización molecular, fisiológica y ecológica de comunidades microbianas extremófilas en ambientes hipersalinos: Implicaciones en la biorremediación de contaminantes y su potencial aplicación".

Once again finding the Philosophy Journal Information Project really useful in deciding where to publish. (Now expanded for scholars in non-philosophy fields too!) Good on Sam Andrews for setting up such a great service to the academic community, and APA for funding it. www.pjip.org

❔ Are you looking for a home for your new manuscript? 💡 Submit to 'Collabra: Psychology', an official SIPS open access journal! ✨ We welcome submissions in several fields in psychology. ✨ Our primary evaluation criteria are rigor and integrity. Learn more online.ucpress.edu/collabra

PJIP Psychology 🧠 Looking for the right Psychology journal to publish in? Our open-access database includes: ✅ 300+ journals sorted into 15 unique sub-fields ✅ Aims, Publisher, Language ✅ 7+ ranking metrics and for some: ✅ Acceptance rates ✅ Review times ✅ Editors #AcademicPublishing #OpenScience

Psychology Journal Rankings

Explore top Psychology journal rankings, including SJR, SNIP, and Impact Factor. Review acceptance rates and insights to find the right journal. Start your research now!

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Are you willing to spend 32 min on the perfect egg? A new egg recipe just dropped in Communications Engineering, and it promises an “optimal” boiled egg in just 32 short minutes. cen.acs.org/food/food-sc... #ChemistsWhoCook #chemsky🧪

Making a perfect egg while neglecting your houseplants

Because you can’t be attentive about everything

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“In response to the shocking news predicting up to 10,000 imminent job losses across the UK higher education sector, we write to flag up a fact that the article largely misses: the degree to which arts and humanities subjects are bearing the brunt of these cuts.” ⮛ #academicsky

The deep cultural cost of British university job cuts | Letters

Letters: Arts and humanities are being hit hardest by cuts in higher education, write Prof Thea Pitman and Prof Emma Cayley, and Dr Ronan McLaverty-Head and another letter writer comment on cuts at Ca...

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🚀 Now up to 17 subjects! We've added journals in 🧬 Biology, ⚗️ Chemistry, 💻 Computer Science, 🌍 Earth Science, 🏛️ Political Science & more. Plus, 300+ unique sub-field classifications to help researchers find apt journals. Explore now: pjip.org/subjects #AcademicPublishing #Research #Science

Explore Subjects

Explore academic journals across subjects including Arts and Humanities, Natural/Social Sciences, and more. Find detailed information for academic journals across fields!

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PJIP@pjiproject.bsky.social · 2y ago

PJIP is a free, interactive database providing insights into academic journals. The platform lets you: ✅ Search thousands of journals ✅ Find ones in your field (200+ sub-categories) ✅ Compare various ranking metrics ✅ (Coming Soon!) View acceptance rates and response times. Learn more at pjip.org

📣 Big news: Lifecycle Journal is now open for submissions! 📣 Lifecycle Journal is a new, innovative, community-driven approach to scholarly publishing, initiated by COS. Learn more and submit: lifecyclejournal.org/

Are We Making the Most of Digital Forms of Scholarly Communication? | Katina Magazine https://katinamagazine.org/content/article/open-knowledge/2025/digital-forms-of-scholarly-communication?

Are We Making the Most of Digital Forms of Scholarly Communication?

Digital evolutions in scholarly communication have benefitted readers but have not delivered on the promise they hold for authors. More radically open and inclusive solutions are possible.

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Scientists, academics, researchers: We’re excited to share that @altmetric.com is now tracking mentions of your research on Bluesky! 🧪

Altmetric@altmetric.com · 2y ago

There are already many articles for which there is more attention on Bluesky than on other comparable micro-blogging sites, meaning the academic community and the general public have clearly adopted Bluesky as one of its core places to disseminate and discuss new research. A Place of Joy.

🧪 A Nature survey of nearly 6,000 readers found that 70% now use Bluesky, drawn by its supportive, science-friendly environment. Many see it as kinder, safer, and less toxic than X, despite fewer users. 🩺💻 #AcademicSky #EduSky

Bluesky’s science takeover: 70% of Nature poll respondents use platform

Roughly 6,000 readers answered our poll, with many declaring that Bluesky was nicer, kinder and less antagonistic to science than X.

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📣Hunter Gatherer Research is currently seeking General Editors. For more information and how to apply, please read the Call for Editors on the LUP website: bit.ly/HGR-editors. ‪@sheinalew.bsky.social @vivek123.bsky.social @dstibbardhawkes.bsky.social @graemewarren.bsky.social ‬

Looking for journals in your specific subdiscipline? 🎯 The PJIP database offers fine-grained classification, with 200+ unique sub-categories across 12 subjects. Quickly find, compare, and evaluate journals in your focus area. Explore the database at pjip.org/subjects

The APA will award grants to nine philosophy-related projects in 2024–2025. Congratulations to all! https://www.apaonline.org/news/690806/APA-Awards-Grants-to-Nine-Projects-for-20242025.htm

PJIP is a free, interactive database providing insights into academic journals. The platform lets you: ✅ Search thousands of journals ✅ Find ones in your field (200+ sub-categories) ✅ Compare various ranking metrics ✅ (Coming Soon!) View acceptance rates and response times. Learn more at pjip.org