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  1. A rare network perspective on lack of access to data:

    "Modeling the impact of research data unavailability on science."
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "We analyzed how the loss of access to research resources propagates through interconnected bodies of scientific work. Our results show that information loss is not merely a local reproducibility issue but a structural phenomenon with system-wide implications…The unavailability of research data imposes a measurable efficiency loss on the scientific system…Preserving or restoring access to datasets associated with structurally central publications may prevent cascading losses that far exceed the local cost of data recovery. This insight provides a quantitative rationale for prioritizing preservation efforts based on network position and propagation risk."

    #Data #OpenData #Preservation #ScholComm

  2. A rare network perspective on lack of access to data:

    "Modeling the impact of research data unavailability on science."
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "We analyzed how the loss of access to research resources propagates through interconnected bodies of scientific work. Our results show that information loss is not merely a local reproducibility issue but a structural phenomenon with system-wide implications…The unavailability of research data imposes a measurable efficiency loss on the scientific system…Preserving or restoring access to datasets associated with structurally central publications may prevent cascading losses that far exceed the local cost of data recovery. This insight provides a quantitative rationale for prioritizing preservation efforts based on network position and propagation risk."

    #Data #OpenData #Preservation #ScholComm

  3. A rare network perspective on lack of access to data:

    "Modeling the impact of research data unavailability on science."
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "We analyzed how the loss of access to research resources propagates through interconnected bodies of scientific work. Our results show that information loss is not merely a local reproducibility issue but a structural phenomenon with system-wide implications…The unavailability of research data imposes a measurable efficiency loss on the scientific system…Preserving or restoring access to datasets associated with structurally central publications may prevent cascading losses that far exceed the local cost of data recovery. This insight provides a quantitative rationale for prioritizing preservation efforts based on network position and propagation risk."

    #Data #OpenData #Preservation #ScholComm

  4. A rare network perspective on lack of access to data:

    "Modeling the impact of research data unavailability on science."
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "We analyzed how the loss of access to research resources propagates through interconnected bodies of scientific work. Our results show that information loss is not merely a local reproducibility issue but a structural phenomenon with system-wide implications…The unavailability of research data imposes a measurable efficiency loss on the scientific system…Preserving or restoring access to datasets associated with structurally central publications may prevent cascading losses that far exceed the local cost of data recovery. This insight provides a quantitative rationale for prioritizing preservation efforts based on network position and propagation risk."

    #Data #OpenData #Preservation #ScholComm

  5. A rare network perspective on lack of access to data:

    "Modeling the impact of research data unavailability on science."
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "We analyzed how the loss of access to research resources propagates through interconnected bodies of scientific work. Our results show that information loss is not merely a local reproducibility issue but a structural phenomenon with system-wide implications…The unavailability of research data imposes a measurable efficiency loss on the scientific system…Preserving or restoring access to datasets associated with structurally central publications may prevent cascading losses that far exceed the local cost of data recovery. This insight provides a quantitative rationale for prioritizing preservation efforts based on network position and propagation risk."

    #Data #OpenData #Preservation #ScholComm

  6. Agreed: Sharing scholarship on #SocialMedia is another kind of scholarly communication, usefully supplementing traditional channels. And there are better and worse ways to do it.

    "From publication to Dissemination: Using #SocialMedia to Extend Scholarly Reach and Impact."
    academic.oup.com/academicmedic

    "First, increasing the visibility of scholarship is a legitimate scholarly aim, not merely a marketing exercise, because greater visibility can help scholarship reach relevant audiences, stimulate engagement, and generate evidence of dissemination that complements traditional markers of impact. Second, concerns about self-promotion are understandable but should be reframed. Sharing one’s work is more appropriately viewed as an act of scholarly dissemination and knowledge translation than as self-congratulatory or performative."

    #ScholComm

  7. The US Government Accountability Office (#GAO) just reviewed the #OpenAccess policies at nine federal agencies.
    gao.gov/products/gao-26-107738

    A few highlights:

    * Among other things, GAO looked for compliance with the #NelsonMemo. This is further evidence that the #Trump admin supports the memo.

    * It encourages #NSF and #USDA to go further to ensure #reuse rights. (That would be good.) But it assumes that the other agencies are already doing enough to ensure reuse rights. (I can't agree with this.)

    * It praises #NIH for taking steps to reduce money spent on grantee #APCs, and encourages other agencies to follow the NIH lead on this.

    * In a few places it leaves the false impression (1) that all OA journals charge APCs and (2) that all publishers are responding the federal policies by charging APCs to publish fed-funded research.

    #PublicAccess #ScholComm #USPol #USPolitics

  8. The US Government Accountability Office (#GAO) just reviewed the #OpenAccess policies at nine federal agencies.
    gao.gov/products/gao-26-107738

    A few highlights:

    * Among other things, GAO looked for compliance with the #NelsonMemo. This is further evidence that the #Trump admin supports the memo.

    * It encourages #NSF and #USDA to go further to ensure #reuse rights. (That would be good.) But it assumes that the other agencies are already doing enough to ensure reuse rights. (I can't agree with this.)

    * It praises #NIH for taking steps to reduce money spent on grantee #APCs, and encourages other agencies to follow the NIH lead on this.

    * In a few places it leaves the false impression (1) that all OA journals charge APCs and (2) that all publishers are responding the federal policies by charging APCs to publish fed-funded research.

    #PublicAccess #ScholComm #USPol #USPolitics

  9. The US Government Accountability Office (#GAO) just reviewed the #OpenAccess policies at nine federal agencies.
    gao.gov/products/gao-26-107738

    A few highlights:

    * Among other things, GAO looked for compliance with the #NelsonMemo. This is further evidence that the #Trump admin supports the memo.

    * It encourages #NSF and #USDA to go further to ensure #reuse rights. (That would be good.) But it assumes that the other agencies are already doing enough to ensure reuse rights. (I can't agree with this.)

    * It praises #NIH for taking steps to reduce money spent on grantee #APCs, and encourages other agencies to follow the NIH lead on this.

    * In a few places it leaves the false impression (1) that all OA journals charge APCs and (2) that all publishers are responding the federal policies by charging APCs to publish fed-funded research.

    #PublicAccess #ScholComm #USPol #USPolitics

  10. The US Government Accountability Office (#GAO) just reviewed the #OpenAccess policies at nine federal agencies.
    gao.gov/products/gao-26-107738

    A few highlights:

    * Among other things, GAO looked for compliance with the #NelsonMemo. This is further evidence that the #Trump admin supports the memo.

    * It encourages #NSF and #USDA to go further to ensure #reuse rights. (That would be good.) But it assumes that the other agencies are already doing enough to ensure reuse rights. (I can't agree with this.)

    * It praises #NIH for taking steps to reduce money spent on grantee #APCs, and encourages other agencies to follow the NIH lead on this.

    * In a few places it leaves the false impression (1) that all OA journals charge APCs and (2) that all publishers are responding the federal policies by charging APCs to publish fed-funded research.

    #PublicAccess #ScholComm #USPol #USPolitics

  11. The US Government Accountability Office (#GAO) just reviewed the #OpenAccess policies at nine federal agencies.
    gao.gov/products/gao-26-107738

    A few highlights:

    * Among other things, GAO looked for compliance with the #NelsonMemo. This is further evidence that the #Trump admin supports the memo.

    * It encourages #NSF and #USDA to go further to ensure #reuse rights. (That would be good.) But it assumes that the other agencies are already doing enough to ensure reuse rights. (I can't agree with this.)

    * It praises #NIH for taking steps to reduce money spent on grantee #APCs, and encourages other agencies to follow the NIH lead on this.

    * In a few places it leaves the false impression (1) that all OA journals charge APCs and (2) that all publishers are responding the federal policies by charging APCs to publish fed-funded research.

    #PublicAccess #ScholComm #USPol #USPolitics

  12. 🤝 Is upgrading to OJS 3.5 important for your journal stability, security, and workflow? Join us in an upcoming event to learn more:

    📅 June 3 2026, 8 PDT: PKP and @crossref.bsky.social present – Introducing OJS 3.5: Key features and user enhancements

    Journal managers and editors using OJS, this one's for you!

    Can't make it? Register anyway and get the recording:

    eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-crossref-i

    #OpenJournalSystems #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #OpenAccess #DiamondOpenAccess

  13. 🤝 Is upgrading to OJS 3.5 important for your journal stability, security, and workflow? Join us in an upcoming event to learn more:

    📅 June 3 2026, 8 PDT: PKP and @crossref.bsky.social present – Introducing OJS 3.5: Key features and user enhancements

    Journal managers and editors using OJS, this one's for you!

    Can't make it? Register anyway and get the recording:

    eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-crossref-i

    #OpenJournalSystems #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #OpenAccess #DiamondOpenAccess

  14. 🤝 Is upgrading to OJS 3.5 important for your journal stability, security, and workflow? Join us in an upcoming event to learn more:

    📅 June 3 2026, 8 PDT: PKP and @crossref.bsky.social present – Introducing OJS 3.5: Key features and user enhancements

    Journal managers and editors using OJS, this one's for you!

    Can't make it? Register anyway and get the recording:

    eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-crossref-i

    #OpenJournalSystems #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #OpenAccess #DiamondOpenAccess

  15. 🤝 Is upgrading to OJS 3.5 important for your journal stability, security, and workflow? Join us in an upcoming event to learn more:

    📅 June 3 2026, 8 PDT: PKP and @crossref.bsky.social present – Introducing OJS 3.5: Key features and user enhancements

    Journal managers and editors using OJS, this one's for you!

    Can't make it? Register anyway and get the recording:

    eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-crossref-i

    #OpenJournalSystems #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #OpenAccess #DiamondOpenAccess

  16. 🤝 Is upgrading to OJS 3.5 important for your journal stability, security, and workflow? Join us in an upcoming event to learn more:

    📅 June 3 2026, 8 PDT: PKP and @crossref.bsky.social present – Introducing OJS 3.5: Key features and user enhancements

    Journal managers and editors using OJS, this one's for you!

    Can't make it? Register anyway and get the recording:

    eventbrite.ca/e/pkp-crossref-i

    #OpenJournalSystems #ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #OpenAccess #DiamondOpenAccess

  17. #ScholComm and #metascience folks beware that there's now a second #FAIR acronym. The first was Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability. The new one is Fairness, Accountability, Integrity, and Responsibility. It's an "ethically-guided hybrid #peerreview system" mixing #AI and human expertise.
    degruyterbrill.com/document/do

  18. #ScholComm and #metascience folks beware that there's now a second #FAIR acronym. The first was Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability. The new one is Fairness, Accountability, Integrity, and Responsibility. It's an "ethically-guided hybrid #peerreview system" mixing #AI and human expertise.
    degruyterbrill.com/document/do

  19. #ScholComm and #metascience folks beware that there's now a second #FAIR acronym. The first was Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability. The new one is Fairness, Accountability, Integrity, and Responsibility. It's an "ethically-guided hybrid #peerreview system" mixing #AI and human expertise.
    degruyterbrill.com/document/do

  20. #ScholComm and #metascience folks beware that there's now a second #FAIR acronym. The first was Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability. The new one is Fairness, Accountability, Integrity, and Responsibility. It's an "ethically-guided hybrid #peerreview system" mixing #AI and human expertise.
    degruyterbrill.com/document/do

  21. #ScholComm and #metascience folks beware that there's now a second #FAIR acronym. The first was Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reusability. The new one is Fairness, Accountability, Integrity, and Responsibility. It's an "ethically-guided hybrid #peerreview system" mixing #AI and human expertise.
    degruyterbrill.com/document/do

  22. If you sit in the editorial board of a scholarly / scientific journal, or are adjacent or interested on this kind of stuff, you should probably read this:

    "The scientific journal, beyond experts: the communication strategies of The New England Journal of Medicine and The Lancet"

    doi.org/10.1590/S0104-59702026

    #ScholComm

  23. "Throughout my career, I have been motivated by a commitment to strengthening the conditions for #research and #HigherEducation, driven by the belief that strong research systems ultimately benefit society as a whole." — Curt Rice

    📰 coalition-s.org/coalition-s-ap

    #ScholComm

  24. cOAlition S is pleased to announce the appointment of Curt Rice as its new Director. With this appointment and the adoption of the 2026–2030 Strategy, we move together to advance various models of open scholarship.

    coalition-s.org/coalition-s-ap

    #OpenAccess #OpenScience #ScholComm #Plan_S

  25. cOAlition S is pleased to announce the appointment of Curt Rice as its new Director. With this appointment and the adoption of the 2026–2030 Strategy, we move together to advance various models of open scholarship.

    coalition-s.org/coalition-s-ap

    #OpenAccess #OpenScience #ScholComm #Plan_S

  26. cOAlition S is pleased to announce the appointment of Curt Rice as its new Director. With this appointment and the adoption of the 2026–2030 Strategy, we move together to advance various models of open scholarship.

    coalition-s.org/coalition-s-ap

    #OpenAccess #OpenScience #ScholComm #Plan_S