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  1. Last 7 days
    1. To do this we can either override our data frame df or create a new data frame by assigning the output with the <- operator.

      Remove the first alternative! Interferes with the next exploratory steps!

  2. Mar 2026
  3. Sep 2023
  4. May 2023
    1. the higher the academic rank, the more researchers see open science as already well implemented

      What is the foundation of this statement? This seems to be at least partly a guess, or was there an additional question on their perception of the current status?

  5. Mar 2023
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  7. Mar 2022
  8. Feb 2022
    1. Advances in Pharmacoepidemiology & Drug Safety published its first issue in 2012 under the OMICS imprint, then removed the OMICS logo in 2015 and appeared as a standalone journal until it was rebranded as a Longdom imprint in 2019. At its inception, Robert H. Howland from the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania and Richard L. Slaughter from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, were listed as editors-in-chief.

      Rebranded again under a new publisher name (Walsh Medical Media): https://www.walshmedicalmedia.com/advances-in-pharmacoepidemiology-drug-safety.html

  9. Mar 2021
  10. Jul 2020
    1. we have not once received a single dime (or $) of funding from libraries

      Not through an agreement but when you check the OpenAPC dataset you will find a couple of papers in JMIR which were covered by German libraries (i.e. through institutional publication funds, co-funded by the German Research Foundation).

  11. Apr 2019
    1. Wrangling categorical data in R

      Final published version: McNamara, A., & Horton, N. J. (2017). Wrangling Categorical Data in R. The American Statistician, 72(1), 97–104. doi:10.1080/00031305.2017.1356375

  12. Feb 2019
    1. After submission, an article is open to public online discussion in the area's News Journal. After the discussion period of three months, and after the authors have had a chance to revise it, the article is reviewed for acceptance by the ETAI, using confidential peer review and journal level quality criteria. This second phase is expected to be rather short because of the preceding discussion and possible revision. 

      Some kind of open peer review - public peer commenting - followed by revision and confidential/closed peer review

  13. Jan 2019
  14. Jun 2018
    1. Note: Clause similar to German copyright but the embargo is shorter, 6 months for STM, 12 months for HSS. In addition, it secures the publishers cannot restricts the rights for reuse of research data made public as part of the publication.

      Google translate:

      Article 30 Learn more about this article ...

      Chapter III of Title III of Book V of the Research Code is supplemented by Article L. 533-4 as follows:

      "Art. L. 533-4.-I.-When a scientific writing resulting from a research activity financed at least half by endowments of the State, local authorities or public institutions, by subsidies of agencies of national or EU funding is published in a periodical published at least once a year, the author, even after granting exclusive rights to a publisher, has the right to make available free of charge in an open format , digitally, subject to the agreement of any co-authors, the final version of the manuscript accepted for publication, provided that the publisher makes the manuscript available free of charge by digital means or, failing that, by the expiration of a period of time from the date of the first publication. This period is a maximum of six months for publication in the fields of science, technology and medicine and twelve months for the publication of the humanities and social sciences. 'The version made available pursuant to the first subparagraph may not be used for the purposes of a publishing activity of a commercial nature. "II.-When the data from a research activity financed at least half by endowments of the State, local authorities, public institutions, grants from national funding agencies or funds from the European Union are not protected by a specific right or regulation and have been made public by the researcher, the establishment or the research organization, their reuse is free. "III.-The publisher of a scientific writing mentioned in I can not limit the re-use of research data made public as part of its publication. "IV.-The provisions of this article are of public order and any clause contrary to them is deemed unwritten. "

  15. May 2018
  16. Dec 2017
    1. In fact, bundling has in a sense enlarged access to catalogues, thus achieving—though only for those able to pay the subscription fee—something close to what the Open Access movement has been aiming at. In addition, the sale of bundles is at the root of another important change within the university system, marginalizing the role of libraries which are increasingly becoming an ineffective intermediary for accessing electronic resources.

      For a paper from 2015, these are somewhat odd remarks.