Blog Our new avenue for interesting things April 27, 2023 Welcome to Digital Science TL;DR, our new avenue for interesting things! We bring you short, sharp insights into what’s going…
Blog Global attitudes towards open data October 23, 2019 Our portfolio company, Figshare, has today launched its annual report The State of Open Data 2019, to coincide with global…
Blog New report on falsifiability and reproducibility in scientific research September 11, 2019 Making Science Better: Reproducibility, Falsifiability and the Scientific Method looks at the current state of reproducibility in 2019, as well…
Blog Factors influencing Open Access in UK research institutions July 8, 2019 The Open Access movement has been slowly gaining traction with substantial gains being made in the last 20 years or…
Blog How countries, collaboration, and innovation drove sharing since 2000 January 24, 2019 The Ascent of Open Access is an analysis of the Open Access landscape since the turn of the millennium.
Blog Open Data Survey #Stateofopendata July 31, 2018 Springer Nature, Wiley and Figshare, in association with Digital Science, would like to invite you to participate in our survey…
Blog Digital Science Webinar: Fostering Open Access – Drivers and Motivations October 17, 2017 During Open Access Week 2017, tune into our latest thought leadership webinar, “Fostering Open Access – Drivers and Motivations” on Thursday 26 October…
Blog 2017 open data survey reveals researcher habits June 26, 2017 We are delighted to announce the launch of our 2017 survey asking researchers about their use of and attitudes to…
Blog Calling Researchers! How Willing are You to Make Your Own Research Data Open for Reuse? January 23, 2017 Last week, we made a bold call to our Twitter followers where we asked: “How willing are you to make…
Blog Curating the Scholarly Record January 13, 2017 As part of the international celebrations to mark Open Access Week (24-30th October 2016) Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) hosted a number of…
Blog Reproducibility: a Cinderella Problem November 29, 2016 Image: CSIRO The reproducibility of research has been an increasingly important topic in the scholarly communication world for several years[1]…