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Approaches that have been shown to work and those which need more evidence before they can be recommended as widespread approaches.

Practical tips and suggestions that can help to empower ECRs to create their own pathways to impact that best suit their individual goals, circumstances, interests, and strengths.

Choosing wisely from a burgeoning array of digital tools can help researchers to record experiments with ease.

Techniques for overcoming the challenges of open manuscript writing.

Yet another comprehensive list of open science resources.

It helps to choose the right scholarly meeting and to swallow your discomfort with schmoozing.

A short list of common issues that can delay a submission. Check your manuscript for these issues, and and then read our advice for how to fix them.

Some thoughts on how to approach writing manuscripts based on original biomedical research.

Generic tips for the extra bits that go with a grant application.

Everyone who is interested in Open Science is invited to comment the first draft of an online handbook for Open Science trainers. The deadline for comments is 4 March 2018.

Society clearly benefits from innovation and creativity, and therefore has a vested interest in ensuring that such behaviors are rewarded while not stifling future innovation.

Investigating solutions for frustrated scholars, nonprofits, independent learners, and the rest of us.

COPE has produced some guidelines which set out the basic principles and standards to which all peer reviewers should adhere during the peer-review process in research publication. The aim has been to make them generic so that they can be applied across disciplines.

A Recommended Practice of theNationalInformation Standards Organization

An overview of the key impact measurement concepts and the services and tools available for measuring impact.

Researcher Edition.