Public Library of Science (PLOS) Publishes 2014-2015 “Progress Update”
From a Summary/Blog Post:
Each year PLOS releases a Progress Update, an annual overview of innovations, activities and journal highlights that provide insight into how the organization is moving scientific communication and discovery forward.
This year topics include:
Transparent and Continual Assessment Advances Science
One PLOS Many Communities
Metrics Enhancements Improve Assessment
Standards Enable Reproducibility
Resources Foster Early Career Researchers
Open Access Advances Science
Curated Content Accelerates Discovery
Journal Highlights
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Direct to Complete 2014-2015 Progress Update Report
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