0000-0002-8715-2896 Museum collections are a core resource of paleontology, far beyond their role in providing fossils for exhibits. Collections, with their fossils and associated records, house primary data for our research, and thus pretty muchCategory Archives: Open Research
Museum Collection Visit Bingo
0000-0002-8715-2896 Museum collections are a core resource of paleontology, far beyond their role in providing fossils for exhibits. Collections, with their fossils and associated records, house primary data for our research, and thus pretty muchPosted by in bingo, featured, museums, Navel Gazing, Open Research, open science, paleontology
Social Media, Preprints, and a Dinosaur Tooth
0000-0002-8715-2896Map showing the maximum extent of the Western Interior Seaway that split North America during the Late Cretaceous. The location of the new tooth from Mississippi is indicated by a red dot. Researchers have debatedWhy Open Research: An interview featuring Erin McKiernan
0000-0002-8715-2896 Erin McKiernan, professor at National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), pledged to only publish in Open Access journals, demonstrating that it’s possible to have a thriving research career while keeping her researchPosted by in early career researcher, ECR, featured, open access, Open Research, opencon, Podcast
The Open Access Dinosaurs of 2015
The use of open access publishing in dinosaur paleontology has seen great growth over the past few years, particularly for newly named critters. As is apparently my custom, I’ve put together a list of the