Making research accessible is core to Open Research Europe’s publishing model. Open access articles allow authors to reach the widest possible audience. Anyone can freely access articles on Open Research Europe without paywalls. This includes fellow researchers, students, policymakers and the public. Making research open is especially important for authors who have developed bespoke software tools for the scientific community to freely use and apply to their research.
In the ever-changing landscape of academic research, openness is essential for transparency and collaboration. However, it’s important to understand that not all approaches to openness are the same.
Open Research Europe presents an interview with Prof. Katalin Solymosi, Assistant Professor at the Department of Plant Anatomy, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). She is the Gateway Advisor of the Cell, Molecular and Structural Biology Community Gateway on Open Research Europe.
Open science is gaining momentum in today’s research landscape. With more authors interested in the accessibility, reproducibility and transparency of their work, they need to consider where to publish their academic outputs.
Open Research Europe presents an interview with Prof. Johann-Mattis List, Chair of Multilingual Computational Linguistics at the University of Passau, where he heads the ERC-funded research group “ProduSemy”. He is the Gateway Advisor of the Languages and Literature Community Gateway on Open Research Europe.
Open Research Europe spoke with Dr. Emily Barker about her research on the EEA and migration, in addition to what open science means to her.
We have made changes to our peer review model, based on feedback from previous authors and reviewers, and input from the Advisory Board. In this blog, we highlight the changes and how it will impact you as an author submitting to Open Research Europe.
Navigating the publishing journey can be a challenging process, especially as a new author or early career researcher (ECR). From identifying the right journal and article format to the peer review process and understanding publisher policies, there’s a lot to learn as a first-time author.
Here, we’ve rounded up seven tips and tricks for navigating the publishing process.
Earlier this year, Open Research Europe (ORE) announced that its author eligibility criteria has changed, offering new opportunities for more researchers to submit their work to the platform. To help authors navigate the changes, we have put together the following blog post to answer some common questions you may have. Read on to find out more about the expanded eligibility criteria for Open Research Europe authors.
Open Research Europe presents an interview with Dr. Mohd Zahirasri Mohd Tohir, postdoctoral researcher at Department of Construction, Building Services and Structures, Universidad de Navarra, and Dr. César Martín Gómez, professor in the Department of Construction, Facilities and Structures at the University of Navarra. They are the authors of the recently published paper, “Electric vehicle fire risk assessment framework using Fault Tree Analysis,” on Open Research Europe.
