Sarah Gulliford

Tag: peer review

  • Open in order to: Optimize scientific research process

    Open in order to: Optimize scientific research process

    To coincide with the OpenCon London satellite event on 21st November, Know-Center, Digital Science and ScienceOpen are excited to team up with Authorea to announce an essay competition for short blog posts on this year’s Open Access Week theme of “Open in order to …”. This theme is an invitation to answer the question of what concrete benefits can be realized by making scholarly research outputs…

  • We have the technology to save peer review – now it is up to our communities to implement it

    We have the technology to save peer review – now it is up to our communities to implement it

    This article was written for and published during the beginning of Peer Review Week 2017. Here on the Impact Blog, we’ll be featuring posts covering a variety of perspectives on and issues relating to peer review, and which also consider this year’s theme of “Transparency”. To kick things off, Jon Tennant, Daniel Graziotin and Sarah Kearns consider what can be done…

  • Peer Review in Open Access: Struggles and Successes in Obtaining Quality Articles

    Peer Review in Open Access: Struggles and Successes in Obtaining Quality Articles

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    The peer review process in science publication has been imperative in making sure that articles and journals written are based off data that was obtained ethically. With the push to make publications more transparent and cheaper, the importance and existence of peer reviewing have been called into question. How Peer Review Works Right Now It…