150 posts
By Guest Author
03 April 2020
Introducing Tony Ly, a Sir Henry Dale Fellow at the Wellcome Centre for Cell Biology, University of Edinburgh and a member of the Early Career Researcher advisory board for Wellcome Open Research. In this Q&A, he shares how he hopes to use his role as a Board Member to help others recognise the value of open research and to help innovate scientific publishing.
By Jack Nash
02 April 2020
A new collection on Wellcome Open Research has been created to prioritise, expedite and openly publish the latest COVID-19 research developments from Wellcome-funded researchers.
By Jack Nash
06 March 2020
Tomorrow is Open Data Day: an annual celebration of open data all over the world – including open research data. To mark this occasion, the Early Career Researcher Advisory Board (ECRAB) would like to announce that this year, as part of their wider commitment to the open science principles, their focus will be on growing a culture of data sharing.
By Guest Author
04 March 2020
Helping fellow early career researchers seek new research opportunities and networks through open research. In this Q&A, Cherry Lim, a member of the Early Career Researchers advisory board for Wellcome Open Research, shares her aim to achieve this goal.
By Guest Author
04 February 2020
Introducing Ben Steventon, a member of the Early Career Researchers Advisory Board (ECRs) for Wellcome Open Research. In this Q&A, we find out his inspiration for applying to join the board and discuss why the research community should move beyond the constraints of the traditional peer-reviewed article format.
By Jack Nash
27 January 2020
Year 3 in numbers – In this blog post, Robert Kiley, Head of Open Research, Wellcome, and Michael Markie, Publishing Director, F1000, provide an analysis of publishing activity on the Wellcome Open Research platform and preview some of the activities we have planned for 2020.
By Guest Author
16 January 2020
In this Q&A, Fiona Cresswell shares her excitement to be on the Early Career Researchers Advisory Board for Wellcome Open Research and her hopes for changing the future of publishing for the better.
By Guest Author
19 December 2019
Representing the needs of early career researchers in the developing world. Mohlopheni Jackson Marakalala, Wellcome Trust International Intermediate Fellow, is a member of the Early Career Researchers Advisory Board for Wellcome Open Research. As an ECRs advisory board member he wants to encourage and support early career researchers in their academic endeavours, by promoting open research and raising awareness on the benefits the practice can provide.