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The adoption of open science

The latest and historical news of the open science movement and its adoption.

• Pioneering OA agreement in Asia signed between Springer Nature and Japanese universities, including the University of Tokyo (1) Pioneering OA agreement in Asia signed between Springer Nature and Japanese universities, including the University of Tokyo
  
• Govt urged to develop policy on open science (1) Govt urged to develop policy on open science
  
• Open Science in University–Industry Research Collaboration in China: State of Affairs at the Policy-Level and Preliminary Evidence From the Field (1) Open Science in University–Industry Research Collaboration in China: State of Affairs at the Policy-Level and Preliminary Evidence From the Field
  
• NASA Transform to Open Science-Announcements - NASA TOPS October Community Forum (1) NASA Transform to Open Science-Announcements - NASA TOPS October Community Forum
  
• European Union's Commission: Open Science (1) European Union's Commission: Open Science
  
• National Institutes of Health (NIH) Cancer Moonshot funded research requires all data and publications to be open and freely accessible. (2) National Institutes of Health (NIH) Cancer Moonshot funded research requires all data and publications to be open and freely accessible.
  
• Conference on Open Science, Brussels, 18-19 October 2022 (1) Conference on Open Science, Brussels, 18-19 October 2022
  
• Science leaders ask publishers for access to monkeypox research (1) Science leaders ask publishers for access to monkeypox research
  
• Wolters Kluwer expands commitment to open science (1) Wolters Kluwer expands commitment to open science
  
• How Do I Clarify Does Instagram Help Center Reply Before Approaching It? (1) How Do I Clarify Does Instagram Help Center Reply Before Approaching It?
  
• NASA and Transform to Open Science (TOPS) effort (1) NASA and Transform to Open Science (TOPS) effort
  
• De-Identifying Medical Patient Data Doesn’t Protect Our Privacy (1) De-Identifying Medical Patient Data Doesn’t Protect Our Privacy
  
• This experimental drug could change the field of cancer research (1) This experimental drug could change the field of cancer research
  
• Social Engagement in the Fight Against COVID-19 in the Urban and Peri-Urban Areas of Cotonou (Benin, Sub-saharan Africa): Acceptability of the Vaccination and Tracking Program (1) Social Engagement in the Fight Against COVID-19 in the Urban and Peri-Urban Areas of Cotonou (Benin, Sub-saharan Africa): Acceptability of the Vaccination and Tracking Program
  
• Can Chewing Gum Protect Against COVID? (1) Can Chewing Gum Protect Against COVID?
  
• First Patient Injected With Experimental Cancer-Killing Virus in New Clinical Trial (1) First Patient Injected With Experimental Cancer-Killing Virus in New Clinical Trial
  
• Applications of Chinese Camellia oleifera and its By-Products: A Review (1) Applications of Chinese Camellia oleifera and its By-Products: A Review
  
• Applications of Chinese Camellia oleifera and its By-Products: A Review (1) Applications of Chinese Camellia oleifera and its By-Products: A Review
  
• Monkeypox isn’t the disease we should be worried about (1) Monkeypox isn’t the disease we should be worried about
  
• Antioxidant effects on dementia risk may differ (1) Antioxidant effects on dementia risk may differ
  
• Thousands of Chimp Vocal Recordings Reveal a Hidden Language We Never Knew About (1) Thousands of Chimp Vocal Recordings Reveal a Hidden Language We Never Knew About
  
• What is Monkeypox, the Virus Infecting People in the U.S. and Europe? (1) What is Monkeypox, the Virus Infecting People in the U.S. and Europe?
  
• Common Drugs Pollute Rivers on Every Continent (1) Common Drugs Pollute Rivers on Every Continent
  
• Development of Phage Cocktails to Treat E. coli Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection and Associated Biofilms (1) Development of Phage Cocktails to Treat E. coli Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection and Associated Biofilms
  
• Development of Phage Cocktails to Treat E. coli Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection and Associated Biofilms (1) Development of Phage Cocktails to Treat E. coli Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection and Associated Biofilms
  
• What Makes Some More Afraid of Change Than Others? (1) What Makes Some More Afraid of Change Than Others?
  
• Yes, Phones Can Reveal if Someone Gets an Abortion (1) Yes, Phones Can Reveal if Someone Gets an Abortion
  
• Vaccine for rare but deadly mosquito-borne viruses shows promise in clinical trial (1) Vaccine for rare but deadly mosquito-borne viruses shows promise in clinical trial
  
• Ticks Are Spreading in the US—and Taking New Diseases With Them (1) Ticks Are Spreading in the US—and Taking New Diseases With Them
  
• Virus mutations aren’t slowing down. New omicron subvariant proves it. (1) Virus mutations aren’t slowing down. New omicron subvariant proves it.
  
• Putin Won’t Like U.S. Immigration Plan To Attract Russian Scientists (1) Putin Won’t Like U.S. Immigration Plan To Attract Russian Scientists
  
• When this Shanghai building went into COVID lockdown, my WeChat message group blew up (1) When this Shanghai building went into COVID lockdown, my WeChat message group blew up
  
• Stop Using Phony Science to Justify Transphobia (1) Stop Using Phony Science to Justify Transphobia
  
• Gut Microbiome Signatures Are Predictive of Cognitive Impairment in Hypertension Patients—A Cohort Study (1) Gut Microbiome Signatures Are Predictive of Cognitive Impairment in Hypertension Patients—A Cohort Study
  
• Amid the Terror of War, Efforts to Keep Science Alive in Ukraine (1) Amid the Terror of War, Efforts to Keep Science Alive in Ukraine
  
• Antidepressants Are Not Associated With Improved Quality of Life in the Long Run (1) Antidepressants Are Not Associated With Improved Quality of Life in the Long Run
  
• Mitochondria Double as Tiny Lenses in the Eye (1) Mitochondria Double as Tiny Lenses in the Eye
  
• Genome-wide CRISPR screen identifies PRC2 and KMT2D-COMPASS as regulators of distinct EMT trajectories that contribute differentially to metastasis (1) Genome-wide CRISPR screen identifies PRC2 and KMT2D-COMPASS as regulators of distinct EMT trajectories that contribute differentially to metastasis
  
• Cancer clues in trove of tumour genomes (1) Cancer clues in trove of tumour genomes
  
• A hacked Blu-ray player and a drop of blood create high-res images (2) A hacked Blu-ray player and a drop of blood create high-res images
  
• Targeted radioactive drugs raise hopes for treating cancer (1) Targeted radioactive drugs raise hopes for treating cancer
  
• Soil Microbes Sacrifice Ribosomes in Response to Warming (1) Soil Microbes Sacrifice Ribosomes in Response to Warming
  
• Utrecht University launches new open access policy (2) Utrecht University launches new open access policy
  
• Three African organizations working together to advance open science (2) Three African organizations working together to advance open science
  
• First ‘Gapless’ Human Genome Map Is Unveiled, Years After Earlier Effort (1) First ‘Gapless’ Human Genome Map Is Unveiled, Years After Earlier Effort
  
• We Study Virus Evolution. Here’s Where We Think the Coronavirus Is Going. (2) We Study Virus Evolution. Here’s Where We Think the Coronavirus Is Going.
  
• Impact of science to broken ties with Russia? (1) Impact of science to broken ties with Russia?
  
• Microplastics found in human blood (1) Microplastics found in human blood