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Zooming in on zoonotic diseases
An analysis has revealed disparities in the research effort to combat the growing risk of animal-borne diseases amid climate change
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BlogWhite House OSTP public access recommendations: Maturing your institutional Open Access strategy
What’s next for the White House OSTP Nelson Memo on public access? We detail implications for research institutions and librarians -
BlogOpen Access monographs: Digital scholarship as catalyst
Bringing humanistic research into the digital environment – and supporting new voices – is one of the great benefits of… -
BlogInside story: How a postgrad plagiarised at least 60 papers in huge publishing scam
Investigating a plagiarism “rabbit hole” has paid off for Ripeta CEO Leslie McIntosh -
BlogHow can central research facilities expand their role in the science community?
Governments and research consortia can reap great benefits for the community and industry through large, shared research facilities -
BlogInspiring dreams: The new James Webb Space Telescope
The new James Webb Space Telescope will continue to inspire new generations – but how does it compare to the… -
Press ReleaseNext chapter for RoRI
Digital Science is continuing its support as a core partner of the Research on Research Institute (RoRI), in its mission… -
Case StudyReflections on the REF 2021
Our new paper explores the role of Symplectic Elements as a Research Information Management System in supporting the REF submissions… -
On Demand WebinarHow to write impact statements with Altmetric data
Join the Altmetric team for this on demand webinar demonstrating how you can communicate the attention your work receives online -
On Demand WebinarShowcase the influence and engagement of your research to improve your narratives for grant/funding applications
Join the Altmetric and Dimensions teams for this joint on demand webinar to learn how to discover deeper insights about… -
BlogOpen Access books – A world beyond COVID
What comes next for open access books as we envision life beyond COVID-19? -
BlogConcerns over misuse and lack of credit for open sharing
73% of survey respondents strongly or somewhat support the idea of a national mandate for making research data openly available!