Learning on Recruiting and Working with Graduate Students

Open Palaeontology is an international Diamond Open Access journal promoting open science in palaeontology

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A community-driven initiative advancing open science in palaeontology through shared tools, training, and resources.

A community-driven initiative advancing open science in palaeontology through shared tools, training, and resources.

Academic website and blog of Vincent Arel-Bundock.

A papyrus map discovered around 1820 and now in the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy, illustrates the topography and geology of Wadi Hammamat in the mountains of the central Eastern Desert of Egypt. It...

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Join  the international paleontology community for the 13th North American Paleontological Conference from May 22-26, 2028 in Knoxville, Tennessee. The North American Paleontological Conference is a m...

Prof Brian Ripley has spent the past three decades working on a computer software that analyses data.

The Rousseeuw Prize for Statistics is a biennial prize to celebrate outstanding contributions to statistics research.

Post provided by Natalie Cooper, MEE Senior Editor In September 2025 we ran a hackathon to collect data for a paper on data- and code-sharing across the BES journals. After the event, we thought it…

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The White House Office of Management and Budget is moving to take more control of billions of dollars in federal grants. Critics say the proposed change would jeopardize the integrity of U.S. science.

Data- and code-archiving are important components of open science, as both make research more transparent, reproducible, accountable and credible, allowing future researchers to build on previous ...