Tag Archives: Open Peer Review

Dr. Malte Elson on Peer Review in Science

by Philip Young Posted on October 4, 2016

Few areas in scholarly publishing are undergoing the kind of examination and change that peer review is currently undergoing. Healthy debates continue on different models of peer review, incentivizing peer reviewers, and various shades of open peer review, among many … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Tagged , , , | Comments Off on Dr. Malte Elson on Peer Review in Science

The Winnower: An Interview with Josh Nicholson

by Philip Young Posted on December 4, 2013

One participant in our faculty and graduate student panels during Open Access Week at Virginia Tech was Josh Nicholson, founder of a new open access journal, The Winnower. Josh is a PhD candidate at Virginia Tech studying the role of … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Tagged , , , , , | Comments Off on The Winnower: An Interview with Josh Nicholson

OA Week Event: Faculty and Graduate Student Panels

by Philip Young Posted on October 24, 2013

There were some excellent discussions last night during our Open Access Week faculty and graduate student panels. Our faculty panelists were Dr. Zachary Dresser (Religion and Culture), Dr. Deborah Good (Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise), and Dr. Joseph S. Merola … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Tagged , , , , , | Comments Off on OA Week Event: Faculty and Graduate Student Panels