The rise of citational justice: how scholars are making references fairer nature.com/articles/d4158…

Inspiring

Is OA really worth it? Yes. This study of US NASEM consensus reports showed that half of all report downloads are used for non-academic purposes, including by medical professionals, teachers, farmers, local/regional planners, public health workers etc blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial…

OPINION | Understanding wildlife reproductive biology is extremely valuable — both for rescuing small populations through assisted breeding, and also for working out what’s going wrong in natural populations that are struggling to reproduce in the wild. trib.al/NjgDHOY

Failing to Act on Climate Change is Robbing Future Generations of Choices. Read Chicago Tribune Opinion by Co-Editors of the Annual Review of Environment & Resources Ashok Gadgil UC Berkeley & Tom Tomich UC Davis + 11 other scientists. arevie.ws/Trib_Op-Ed #ClimateCrisis

Warmest congrats @rsegalman on your recent two awards. We don't know how you find the time to also serve as the Co-Editor of the Annual Review of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering but are grateful that you do!

We are thrilled to share that Knowable Magazine is a finalist in several categories for the 2022 FOLIO: Eddie & Ozzie Awards: eddie-ozzie.com/wp-content/upl… The nominated pieces include...

🗓️ Save the date! Our next online event — “Rethinking Cities in the Face of Extreme Heat” — will be on Wednesday, October 26 Speakers: 🗣️ Mayor Kate Gallego Mayor of Phoenix 🗣️ Angel Hsu, UNC-Chapel Hill Moderated by Henry Grabar, Slate Register here: knowmag.org/UrbanHeatTW

¡Bienvenida revista Knowable! A warm welcome to Knowable en español, the new Spanish language edition of Knowable Magazine. Announcement in English and Spanish: annualreviews.org/about/press-ce…

For #OpenAccessWeek 2022 we asked our inaugural Global Climate Change Fellow @ShannonLWolfman for an update of our progress towards this year's theme of #OpenForClimateJustice. arevie.ws/OAW_2022 #SubscribeToOpen

Managing land to provide sufficient food and to maintain #biodiversity is a challenge. In this video two experts discuss the trade-offs required to “win more and lose less”. arevie.ws/ARER 1/2

I’m excited to be a part of this event alongside @drdamienfair for a virtual conversation on how to support infant #brainhealth starting in utero, including how policy changes can impact how babies and their families thrive.

We've successfully converted the first fifteen journal volumes of the year to #OpenAccess using #SubscribeToOpen resulting in substantial increases in readership. arevie.ws/Q1_S2O_PR

How effective is climate litigation, really? A great in-depth look at the climate court cases around the globe from Knowable Magazine #ClimateJustice knowablemagazine.org/article/societ…

UNESCO-AlFozan Prize "The need for science in society is never ending and we rely on a new generation of scientists to pave our future path" @DidierQueloz, jury member UNESCO-AlFozan Prize. This new prize is awarded to five #ecr every two years and the first ceremony is on 6.19.2023 in Paris.

SciShow The Rest Is Just Noise David Haskell Short Form Print Winner Ute Eberle’s captivating Knowable Magazine article, “Life in the Soil Was Thought to Be Silent. What If It Isn’t?,” shines a light on the often-overlooked acoustic richness beneath our feet. knowablemagazine.org/article/living…

1/22 It was a treat to read this great biodiversity review paper. I highly recommend this to fellow bachelor students and those interested in biodiversity research. doi.org/10.1146/annure… Yadvinder Malhi Sandra Diaz Annual Reviews Biodiversity Collaborative 🧵

It's nearly #OAWeek. This year we're marking the occasion with an online conversation TUHH Bibliothek TU Hamburg involving President & EIC Richard Gallagher. Topic: OA models: the search for equitable solutions #SubscribeToOpen Date: 24 October 2023 3pm CET More info: arevie.ws/OAW_TU

My name is Bernard, living in Ireland. I have stage 4 stomach cancer. My medical consultants recommend Immunotherapy and chemotherapy. Despite best scientific and clinical evidence, my Irish healthcare insurer won't fund this. Am I alone?

Moving my twice-yearly commenting to Bluesky, as RichardResearch, where I intend to be a (little) more active. Hoe to see you over there!