Infra Finder helps you discover sustainable, community-driven scholarly #infrastructure that supports your institution’s and library's #OpenScience goals.
🔎 Explore + share your feedback today: infrafinder.investinopen.org
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Infra Finder helps you discover sustainable, community-driven scholarly #infrastructure that supports your institution’s and library's #OpenScience goals.
🔎 Explore + share your feedback today: infrafinder.investinopen.org
Openscapes is at the White House this week! We're so thrilled to see our colleagues recognized that we had to boost this signal!
Congratulate them and hear more at their community call next week: https://openscapes.org/events/2024-09-26-openscapes-whitehouse/
I'm all for a move away from a focus on for-profit and non-inclusive models, towards a publishing landscape that fully includes institute- and community-driven #OpenAccess.
I therefore signed this petition, and I hope you would consider doing the same if you're based at a Dutch institute :)
https://openscienceretreat.eu/call-to-commitment-future-proof-oa-publishing/
Congratulations to NOAA Fisheries as the Biden-Harris Administration announces $34 million to modernize NOAA Fisheries’ data, infrastructure and workforce! This is a historic moment focused on resilient ecosystems and communities and Open Science. We are so honored that @openscapes is a part of this effort!
https://openscapes.org/blog/2024-08-19-biden-harris-noaa-fisheries/
From Nicholas Agar: "Science would continue as before without [the journal 𝘕𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦]. The same conclusion applies doubly to publishing in the humanities. Philosophers will always philosophise, even if there are no overpriced journals to publish in. It’s worth pointing this out next time there is an increase in the #rent paid for scholarship. Under capitalism, there’s no “enough” switch on the #profits from academic #publishing."
https://www.abc.net.au/religion/nicholas-agar-big-academic-publishing-rent-seeking-behaviour/104066062
As universities find themselves under increasing budgetary pressure, companies that publish academic research reap impressive profits — a fitting way of characterising these publishers is as rent-seekers.