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Open Access Pharmacology Database Supports Scientific Discovery
This singular resource provides in-depth, high-quality information on pharmacological data and drug targets
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Ten Things About Katina
When I heard Katina Strauch speak for the first time, I wasn’t expecting to find we had so much in common, or that she’d be an inspiration to people like me. Here are ten things I learned about Katina that unexpectedly made me feel seen.
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Engaging Monograph Authors in the Open Access Movement
The ACLS Open Access Book Prizes reward exceptional humanistic scholarship that has been published openly, demonstrating its relevance within and beyond academia. Here are some lessons learned during the competition’s first year.
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Can the World’s Research Ecosystem be Openly Indexed?
OpenAlex offers a promising and reliable alternative to traditional subscription-based citation databases. But its creators still have a lot of work to do.
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The Case for Diversity and Inclusion in Research Information
Science is largely conducted in alignment with the interests of rich countries and people. If we really want science to be a public good, it needs to become more pluralistic.
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What is the Role of Academic Libraries in Sustainable Development?
Academic libraries were originally created to support the research and teaching/learning needs of faculty and students. But they are also uniquely well-suited to help humanity achieve sustainable solutions to its economic, social, and environmental challenges.
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Building an Infrastructure for Cost Data Transparency
The lack of cost transparency in scholarly publishing poses significant challenges for institutions and researchers. Our project, openCost, aims to fix that.
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