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“Open access movements” have advanced worldwide for more than a decade. These include open data, open government, open science, and open publishing. Open Access movements have received wide recognition from countries seeking to promote transparency, accountability, and collaboration for the common good. The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic effectively strengthened the public’s demand for sharing research and government data because of all the benefits citizens expect from op

November 29, 2022, #23 Macháček and Srholec begin their article in MIT’s Quantitative Science Studies (2022) by noting that: “Predatory...

November 22, 2022, #22 Serge Horbach, Michael Ochsner, and Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner wrote for a blog from the Centre for Science and...

November 15, 2022, #21 Predatory journals represent a potential risk especially for early-career scholars without any permanent position....

November 08, 2022, #20 At the ASIS&T Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, Sara Lafia presented “A Natural Language Processing...

October 25, 2022, #19 Complaints about the lag between the discovery of integrity problems and official retractions in journals are not...

Four authors, two from Leiden University in the Netherlands and two from York University in Canada, raise the question in the title of...

Science Europe established the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA) in September 2022 and important organisations like the...