How we review & edit (s03e13)
In this episode we talk about how we review and edit publications. What can we do to make it more enjoyable on all ends?
In this episode we talk about how we review and edit publications. What can we do to make it more enjoyable on all ends?
In this episode, your hosts talk about some reflections on how they work and what they've learned in their career (up to now!).
The USA Supreme Court ruled that Universities may no longer use affirmative action in admission procedures. What does this mean for affirmative action more broadly?
This week we discuss the need for pluarlity in research, and how pluralism does not mean everything's allowed.
What is there to consider when gamifying research practices? Is it actually new?
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
What could peer review look like if we let go of what we have?
In season 3, episode 7, we talk about CVs in academia.
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.
In season 3, episode 6, we talk about questionable academic practices.
We did a deep dive into decentralized social media - in case you missed it, here is a recap and next steps.
🔈This is the transcript of the Open Update. Find the original audio on Anchor.fm. [00:00:00] Chris Hartgerink: Hi and welcome to the Open Update. This is a