Blockchain for Science: Part Two – A (R)evolution in Research
Sönke Bartling, founder of Blockchain For Science, explores developing novel online tools and concepts for knowledge creation.
Amazon Continues with Bold Pharma Plays, Acquiring Startup Pharmacy PillPack
Amazon recently acquired PillPack – a startup pharmacy that currently serves a small segment of patients who are on a number of different medications.
The Evolving Role of Medical Affairs – And 2 Ways to Keep Up
Medical affairs is a hub of data and information generation, sharing and dissemination. Here are three ways they can help deliver strategic value.
Has Scholarly Publishing Overstayed at the Hybrid Hotel?
Scholarly publishing analyst Rob Johnson contemplates the dilemma at the heart of hybrid Open Access business models in an interview with Chris Kenneally.
How Well Do You Know Hybrid?
Keep your finger on the pulse of open access with the most important conversations taking place this year on the topic of hybrid OA.
International Copyright News Must-Reads: Summer 2018
In a few minutes, catch up on vital international copyright legislation and court case news from Europe, Australia and Canada.
Publishing’s Gender Pay Gap
The digital revolution that gave rise to independent publishing in the last decade has even replicated the traditional segregation and discrimination.
Digital Transformation Accelerators for Content Reuse
Forward-thinking editors demand freedom to reuse and repurpose content in innovative, high value ways, especially on mobile devices.
Why Open Access Publishing is Growing in Latin America
Latin American researchers have a specific social commitment to ensure that their work is accessible and contributing to the good of their communities.
How the FDA Plans to Modernize New Drugs Review Process
The FDA wants to empower the agency’s scientists and medical officers to take on more “thought leadership.” Here’s how they plan to do it.