The Future of Research Communications and e-Scholarship
One of the major challenges of data-driven research is to facilitate knowledge discovery by assisting humans and machines in their discovery of, access to, integration and analysis of data and
Description Software, and in particular source code, plays an important role in science: it is used in all research fields to produce, transform and analyse research data, and is sometimes itself an object
This working group focuses on attribution for research products (including publications, datasets, software, research resources, etc.). We recognize that contributor roles can extend beyond those asserted for authorship and while
Description Scholarly Communication has undergone significant changes in the recent years, not only in regard to the expansion of its methodologies and practices, to the development of a media-rich, open
We’re seeking to understand and normalise current global Open Scholarship practices within the research ecosystem. As a first step the Sloan Foundation is funding us to: Engage with a range
This group builds on the previous Software Citation Working Group, which developed and publicized an initial set of software citation principles (https://doi.org/10.7717/peerj-cs.86). The activities of the Software Citation Implementation Working Group
The disconnect between “what science says” — yielded as a shield to shut down a conversation rather than as contextual evidence to drive discussions forward — and the extent to which conclusions can be drawn from the referenced results of scientific studies is becoming increasingly apparent
A crowd-sourced mapping of peer review resources for a global research community to be informed and continue to co-create what we see as useful best practices and community standards
