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Taking Open Access book usage from reports to operational strategy
Understanding how many times an open access (OA) book has been viewed or downloaded is only part of the story
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BlogHow can central research facilities expand their role in the science community?
Governments and research consortia can reap great benefits for the community and industry through large, shared research facilities -
BlogInspiring dreams: The new James Webb Space Telescope
The new James Webb Space Telescope will continue to inspire new generations – but how does it compare to the… -
BlogThe role of Open Access in developing African research and publications
How far has the scholarly communications industry come in helping African researchers to publish their work? -
Press releaseNext chapter for RoRI
Digital Science is continuing its support as a core partner of the Research on Research Institute (RoRI), in its mission… -
BlogSci Foo returns face-to-face in 2022
The Digital Science team is getting ready to attend the annual Science Foo Camp (Sci Foo) in San Francisco, California -
Press releaseOverleaf reaches 10 million users worldwide
Cloud-based software company Overleaf has reached 10 million users in 189 countries around the world -
BlogMotivations of bad actors in science: The personal, the professional, the political
From lone wolves to science mercenaries, why do charlatans in science exist, what do they stand to gain, and what… -
BlogThe secret (research) life of the London Underground
With the new Elizabeth line now open, we’ve delved into the Underground’s rich research history -
BlogOpen Access books: Do we need a Plan S moment?
Open access books – what is needed to secure their future? We spoke to three funders who are shaping the… -
Press releaseOur support for Ukraine
Statement from Digital Science CEO Daniel Hook following a month of Russia’s conflict in Ukraine -
BlogOpen Access books – A world beyond COVID
What comes next for open access books as we envision life beyond COVID-19?