Source: European Open Science Cloud: tra prospettive di crescita e diritti umani | Tech Economy (In Italian) Translated excerpt: In conclusion, according to Tennant ” the debate must focus on the founding values of science and on how these can be promoted through the creation of an environment where researchers can work creatively and be […]
Source: Ancient killer whale snacked on fish, sharks, and…other whales | PLOS Paleo Community
Today the Open Science MOOC hit 300 enrolled participants for the pilot module on open source and open research software. We’ve also started handing out the first certificates, which is a fantastic achievement for the community. Congratulations to everyone involved – this is a great start to the project! Don’t forget that you can help […]
Welcome to your usual roundup of interesting stuff that happened in the last month from the worlds of Open Science and Palaeontology! Enjoy, and let me know if I’ve missed anything out. Previous time. Palaeontology News Averianov and Efimov: The oldest titanosaurian sauropod of the Northern Hemisphere. Silvestro et al: Closing the gap between palaeontological and neontological speciation […]
Source: Online il primo modulo dell’Open Science MOOC | Bibliosan 2.0 On the open source Eliademy platform, the first module of the Open Science MOOC has recently been launched, an online course covering all aspects related to the topic of open science.
Welcome to your usual roundup of interesting stuff that happened in the last month from the worlds of Open Science and Palaeontology! Enjoy, and let me know if I’ve missed anything out. Previous time. Palaeontology News Nikolov: Osteohistology of the hadrosauroid (Dinosauria: Ornithopoda) from Labirinta cave, Bulgaria: An example of insular dwarfism or simply young giant? Lowery […]
Just a little heads up, a talk I gave for the SciELO 20 year anniversary conference in Sao Paulo, Brazil, is now online! Had the simple task of talking about the global landscape of Open Science in under 15 minutes. Easy peasy. Slides are also available via Figshare.
Welcome to your usual roundup of interesting stuff that happened in the last month from the worlds of Open Science and Palaeontology! Enjoy, and let me know if I’ve missed anything out. Previous time. Palaeontology News Rudenko: Prehistoric Body Theater: Bringing Paleontology Narratives to Global Contemporary Performance Audiences. This is just a special bit of magic! Brocklehurst: Vertebral […]
For those of you who have been following, there has been a lot of controversy about the role of Elsevier in the European Commission’s Open Science Monitor. Recently, the European Commission responded, and I was interviewed for ResearchResearch about this. My full, unedited comments are here for transparency : So yeah, the EC […]