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Financial transparency at EMBO Press
Two years ago, EMBO made the EMBO Press journals’ finances public. We now provide an update on our costs of scientific publishing in 2019.
Sustainable conferencing beyond the pandemic
EMBO has introduced sustainability measures to reduce the environmental impact of in-person meetings
Scientific skills courses going virtual
EMBO Solutions report on experiences from moving scientific skills courses to a virtual format and plans for the future
Looking east: EMBO and Japan
New initiatives strengthen the existing collaborations between EMBO and Japan.
DORA receives grant to accelerate research assessment reform
The Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) received a 1.2 million US dollar grant that will support the development of new policies and practices for academic career assessment. EMBO is one of the original signatories of the declaration.
Review Commons is a Falling Walls Science Breakthrough of the Year 2021
The journal-independent peer review platform created by EMBO and ASAPbio is in the top ten projects for Science and Innovation Management.
Open science organizations collaborate on DocMaps – the foundation for a distributed peer review ecosystem
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, eLife/Sciety, EMBO and Knowledge Futures to pilot the DocMaps framework in community preprint reviews and evaluations.
Review Commons launches blog “The Commons”
Review Commons has launched a blog, The Commons, dedicated to discussing innovations in scientific publishing and the platform’s policies.
New policies on preprints and extended scooping protection
Review Commons is announcing two new policies today: As of August 1, 2021, Review Commons will require all authors to post their manuscript as a preprint, prior to transfer to an affiliate journal1. In return, all the affiliate journals provide authors with scooping protection from the date of posting of the preprint.
