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BIOLOGY OPEN (BiO) and the PLoS One (PLoS1) effect

Tweet The press release from the Company of Biologists cites what I and others call the PLoS One (PLoS1) effect: By focusing on the timely publication of sound research rather than that with perceived...

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Inevitably, surgeon socializing will benefit open access

Tweet The blog post “Social media offers orthopedic surgeons a novel collaborative opportunity” led me to OrthoMind, one more reason for health professionals to get less sleep. But it certainly is...

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The PLoS synergy between open source and biomedical open access

Tweet I was staring that the bottom of the page for PLoSNTDs (PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases, the first open-access journal devoted to the world’s most neglected tropical diseases ) after hearing...

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Meta-analysis of Cochrane Chinese herbal medicine systematic reviews...

Tweet Last April I reported that a blog poll I offered my readers showed that an open access  research journal on Chinese herbal medicine (CHM) seemed to be less of an embarrassment for my blog...

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“It is the scientific method that is central to science, not the scientific...

Tweet This statement is a direct quotation from a 2006 article “Scientific Journals are ‘faith based’: is there science behind Peer review?” by a group of public health upstarts suggesting a lack of...

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How to get the masses hooked on open access? PLoS and Alfred P. Sloan use...

Tweet http://www.flickr.com/photos/jmsmith000/3590382389/ (CC BY-ND 2.0) Video has become the medium of choice for education and entertainment,  young and old. Take those staggering youtube...

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Short Story- eLife, PLOS ONE, mBio

Tweet I received the email invitation to the eLife Open House, as many of you did. I sent off the invitation with a brief commentary for my colleagues, then thought that my message could also make is...

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PLOS ONE : Leading Emergency Medicine Journal?

Tweet Having a good deal of contact with the Department of Emergency Medicine at my institution and their scholarly and information needs,  I took a look at SCImago for the top 10 Emergency Medicine...

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