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The Tough Road to Better Science Teaching.
Scientists are drowning in COVID-19 papers. Can new tools keep them afloat?
Timothy Sheahan, a virologist studying COVID-19, wishes he could keep pace with the growing torrent of new scientific papers about the disease and the novel coronavirus that causes it But there are…
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What a massive database of retracted papers reveals about science publishing’s ‘death penalty’
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Rethinking retractions.
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Texas Offers a Model for Training Math and Science Teachers.
Open access takes flight.
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Facing Plan S, publishers may set papers free.
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Publishers of subscription journals are considering an approach they hope will both comply with the plan and maintain their subscription income: allowing authors to post manuscripts in public archives as soon as their papers are published.
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Scientific societies worry about threat from Plan S.
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Nonprofit societies worry that an alternative supported by Plan S—allowing grantees to publish in journals that offer immediate open access and charge authors to publish there—will force them to publish more articles to maintain income, potentially lowering quality.
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Researchers face hurdles to evaluate, synthesize COVID-19 evidence at top speed
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What's coming up in 2018.
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It will be years before quantum computers have enough power and reliability to achieve some of the much-hyped practical applications of such machines—including cracking current internet encryption schemes.
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