Scholarly communcation: does it work? [Open Science training course for PhD - part I]

Open Science training course for PhD - part I Topics: - current scholarly communication system: how it works - traditional functions of the scholarly communication - critical issues on reproducibitily, retractions, peer review, research evaluation - critical issues in the publishing system -

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Related Organizations

University of Turin
Italy

Keywords

Open Science, scholarly communication

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