Publish or perish? Faculty publishing decisions and the RPT process
By Meredith T. Niles, Lesley Schimanski, Erin McKiernan, and Juan Pablo Alperin – with Alice…
To preprint or not to preprint? Research for a more transparent publishing system
"Academic life" by uonottingham is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 “For researchers, there is…
Academic review promotion and tenure documents promote a view of open access that is at odds with the wider academic community
By Juan Pablo Alperin, Esteban Morales and Erin McKiernan. First published on the LSE Impact…
ScholCommLab goes bowling!
This week, the Vancouver ScholCommLab packed things in early and hit the bowling lanes. Team…
Meet the reverse flip journal: Q&A with Lisa Matthias
Lisa Matthias, ScholCommLab Visiting Scholar and co-author of a new paper on reverse-flip…
SFU Faculty perspectives on open access and the University of California's Elsevier cancellation
Published April 8, 2019 by Kate Shuttleworth on the Radical Access Blog The University…
David Moscrop launches 'Too Dumb for Democracy?'
"The good news is, we're not too dumb for democracy," David Moscrop told a packed room of media,…
Making Knowledge Public: Student reflections on the 2018 President’s Dream Colloquium
First published on February 28, 2019 on the Radical Access Blog. Changing the academic system to…
Kathleen Fitzpatrick on the Power of Generous Thinking
Kathleen Fitzpatrick was the invited speaker for this year's Munro Lecture. “What might be…
Meet our Spring Visiting Scholars | Interview with Iara Vidal, Isabelle Dorsch, and Lisa Matthias
Iara Vidal, Isabelle Dorsch, and Lisa Matthias are the ScholCommLab's spring Visiting Scholars.…