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Guys, are you sure you've thought this through? I mean, they're nice. They're fun. Data is fun. Seeing that somebody somewhere has read something you've written is satisfying and reassuring. It's good...
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Literature hack: context search
Ryan Gregory has just started a new blog: Hackademe. It's a Lifehacker for academics, sharing his tips for scientists who are struggling to cope with all the shiny distractions around them. Here at Journalology...
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A piece of peer review history
I love browsing PubMed Central. How about this, from May 1985. The paper, Exaggerated responsiveness to thyrotrophin releasing hormone: a risk factor in women with coronary artery disease, by Fowler and...
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Fraud epidemic in China?
Last week's Nature included a news feature on scientific misconduct in China which contained the extraordinary (but not unbelievable) claim that a third of all researchers at "top institutions" in China...
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Reviewing Medical Hypotheses
Zoë Corbyn writes in the Times Higher this week that Elsevier have "started an internal review" of legendary journal Medical Hypotheses following its publication last year of two hiv/aids denialism papers...
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Hello!
I am Joe. You might remember me from such websites as cotch dot net, friendfeed, and twitter. I work for a STM publishing company, formerly editing molecular biology journals, but now helping them develop...
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Defining Open Access: Gratis vs Libre
Peter Suber and Steven Harnad have introduced two new terms into the Open Access lexicon: gratis and libre.

I'll let Peter explain:
> "When the Bethesda and Berlin statements came out (June and October...
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A short post about Bentham Open
I've had my eye on Bentham Open since before various bloggers, Peter Suber and Richard Poynder raised concerns about their email marketing and the recruitment of their editorial boards.

When they...
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Literature hack: context search

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Fraud epidemic in China?

Reviewing Medical Hypotheses

Hello!

Defining Open Access: Gratis vs Libre

A short post about Bentham Open

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Article-level metrics

Literature hack: context search

A piece of peer review history

Fraud epidemic in China?

Reviewing Medical Hypotheses

Hello!

Defining Open Access: Gratis vs Libre

A short post about Bentham Open

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