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F1000Research: Open and transparent publishing to maximize the value and reach of your research F1000Research is a fully open access publishing platform, offering rapid publication of research articles and other research outputs. We advocate for transparency and reproducibility in research, and our unique publishing model supports this at every stage. Rapid: Articles can be published in as few as 14 days, so research can make an impact sooner. Transparent: Post-publication, invited peer review creates an open dialogue between authors and their research community. Open: Our platform facilitates sharing of research by publishing all articles openly, alongside access to any
underlying data, software, code, and other resources – even the peer review reports.
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Your own Open Research hub Organisations can partner with F1000Research to set up their own Open Research hubs. These hubs can take the form of personalised Gateways on F1000Research or bespoke platforms, based on the F1000Research model and infrastructure. Open Research platforms
powered by F1000Research include Wellcome Open Research, Gates Open Research and, launching in 2021, Open Research Europe. Find out how we work with institutions (think.
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“Our drive is also to help bring academic publishing back in the hands of academia”
without a specific journal. Also, authors and reviewers will get the freedom to publish new forms of content, along with traditional publications. Open peer review and a system to credit reviewers and editors will be managed by the community, thus rendering a transparent, community-driven environment, where reviewers own and control the review process. Orvium will integrate and coexist with the already existing publishing channels of TU Delft Open Publishing. The single-article publishing component ensures the dissemination of individual
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research outputs to different audiences – researchers, teachers, students, citizen scientists – and it can include niche subjects and interactive publications. With this initiative, we intend to encourage our scholar community to embrace complete openness when exchanging ideas, to prove being open from submission to publication contributes to a better, more transparent society.
Reaching out to society Another development that TU Delft Open Publishing hopes to realise is enhanced publication,
Introducing Silverchair Composer Silverchair is expanding its omni-format content capabilities with the support of “semi-structured content,” such as blogs, commercial or sponsored content, journalistic features, marketing pieces, news, or white papers. This content, which can be composed, edited, and published via Silverchair Composer’s intuitive WYSIWYG interface, will receive the same first- class publishing experience – with robust search, browse, and display treatment – as highly structured content like journals and books. This new product is
designed to be both user- friendly and easily integrated
with the Silverchair Platform’s existing architecture and tools, to streamline workflows and open additional avenues for you to make money, save money, and support your mission. Bringing all your content
onto a single platform not only reduces system complexity and cost, but also provides a more consistent user experience. With Silverchair Composer, publisher staff can create, edit, preview, and publish content from flexible, responsive layouts without knowing HTML.
Get in touch to learn more or see a demo.
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sometimes called interactive or dynamic publication. An enhanced publication has many definitions and interpretations. The components of an enhanced publication will therefore vary in time, transforming it into a dynamic object or ‘dynamic publication’. Essentially, traditional publications are enriched with additional information. The enhancement relies on the linking possibilities of the web, and are generally constituted by a set of interconnected parts corresponding to research assets of several kinds (such as datasets, videos, images, stylesheets, services, workflows, databases, presentations) and to textual descriptions of the research (papers, chapters, sections, tables). They are often tailored
to serve specific scientific domains. A university press is meant to
bring scholarly communication close to the researcher, their institution and back to academia. But this may be half of the story. In the effort to support publications for different audiences – from researchers to students, and from teachers to society – science needs to be communicated to society. For widespread dissemination, it will be vital to lower the barrier of comprehending scientific content (and researchers do not always have the skills or interest to market their research). That is why TU Delft Open Publishing will consider translating complex scientific articles into layman’s language. This activity is too ambitious for
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