On June 28th, we assembled our supporting community to decide next steps, together (see our original agenda). In this post, we report some key points for those who were unable
In February, we ran a pilot ResearchEquals Cohort. Seven sessions spread over four weeks, and five cohort graduates. Regardless of whether we continue, this is a delightful memory already. We
Tilburg University is now an inaugural supporting member of ResearchEquals, sustaining and governing the development of modular publishing. Tilburg University already included open science in its strategy in 2018 and
KU Leuven is now an inaugural supporting member of ResearchEquals, sustaining and governing the development of modular publishing. As part of their commitment to Open Science, KU Leuven supports sustainable
We (semi)recently shipped our integration Research Organization Registry (ROR) for ResearchEquals! ROR is the ORCID for institutions, allowing researchers to easily identify themselves as being affiliated to certain organizations.
ResearchEquals partnered with Pubcasts to make it easier to make your audio-articles part of your research portfolio.
ResearchEquals supporting memberships are available. Sign up to shape how ResearchEquals evolves.
ResearchEquals has a Pay To Close model, but why are some licenses considered closed, really?
Since 2020, twelve organizations signed on to the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). It‘s not a meagre list of organizations either: CrossRef, ROR, Europe PMC, and many more.
Creating tools isn’t the biggest challenge, the biggest challenge is getting people to use them (Brian Nosek) We want people to know about ResearchEquals, so that they can use