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CJ Garcia, Scholarly Communication Intern Open science is practicing science in such a way that makes research results, products, and processes freely available for reuse, redistribution, and reproduction. Open science has many benefits, including enabling faster real-world application of scientifi...

Jennifer Jones, Research Data Curation Intern As the old saying goes, perception is everything. How we interact with and perceive the world around us so often fuels the lenses through which we gather knowledge. This process can lead...

CJ Garcia, Scholarly Communication Intern October 25th to 31st is International Open Access Week, a weeklong opportunity to celebrate, discuss, and advance the principles of open access and open science. This year’s theme asks us to...

Established by SPARC and partners in the student community in 2008, International Open Access Week is a global, community-driven week of action to open up access to research. The event is celebrated by individuals, institutions, and organizations across the world. Each year...

by CJ Garcia, Scholarly Communication Intern Open access has well-documented benefits to the dissemination of research, thereby speeding up the process of science from abstract research to real-world applications. While exact estimates can vary, a large body of research suggests that open access ar...

tDAR news post by Chris Nicholson Director for the Center for Digital Antiquity on the value of sharing Data and FAIR Data is good for science....

Students have moved into their dorms, instructors are finalizing their syllabi, and research projects are getting underway. Welcome to the Fall 2021 semester! ASU Library Researcher Support is ready to help you plan for a successful and productive research agenda this year. Our team can help point ...

You’ve completed your research. Collected your citations in Zotero, and now you’re ready to work on your presentation, research poster, article or book chapter with colleagues. Did you know you can share your citations with other Zotero users and researchers with Zotero gro...

There it is in your email inbox - an invitation to submit an article to a journal! Perhaps it is addressed to “Dr. Your Full Name.” Perhaps they refer to another article you recently published or posted, suggesting your expertise would fit within the scope of their journal. This is flattering - you ...