The way we publish scientific findings has stayed surprisingly rigid for something so central to progress. The standard IMRaD format originated in the 19th century, with Louis Pasteur being an early adopter. Since

Nowadays, many journals are openly sharing the peer review reports for the articles they publish. If the report is there, it will be the first thing I read, even before looking at the

✒️Editor's Note: Today's guest post was written by David del Álamo. David earned his PhD in Madrid studying fly wing genetics, then continued his developmental biology research as a

✒️Editor's Note: Today's guest post was written by David del Álamo. David earned his PhD in Madrid studying fly wing genetics, then continued his developmental biology research as a

For the past two decades, a lot of innovation has lived under the broad umbrella of the “open” movement. When people talk about openness today, they usually mean things like open source software