Author: Josie Caplehorne

Being the editor of an open access academic journal is incredibly time-consuming and often frustrating, but in my case I enjoy having this kind of … Read more

It’s 11am and I’m already a few coffees deep.  I’m on the hunt for what is clearly the most important paper I will ever read … Read more

Over the last decades there has been an exponential increase in the volume of digital data acquired in all research disciplines. These big data research … Read more

In November 2017 I published Thick Evaluation, a monograph with Oxford University Press.* “How exciting,” I hear you cry, “the world needs more academic books!” But, honestly, it was … Read more

When we set out to run the Scholarly Communication Conference we wanted it to be as accessible and inclusive as we could make it.  We … Read more

The evolving nature of Scholarly Communication roles means that no two roles are the same. These roles can have many elements including repository management, some … Read more

Free access to knowledge and open communication between researchers drive creativity, innovation, and development. ScienceOpen is a research discovery platform with over 52 million article … Read more

The evolving nature of Scholarly Communication roles means that no two roles are the same. These roles can have many elements including repository management, some … Read more

We want to spread the word about some changes we’ve made to the Office for Scholarly Communication website. You can now easily find the services … Read more

Author accepted manuscript (AAM), proof, preprints, post prints – identifying the version of a publication can be difficult. This is often the case when the … Read more