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Free software was inspired in part by the scientific method, but it is only now that science is starting to apply free software's key in...

Recently, I had the pleasure of finally meeting Cameron Neylon , probably the leading - and certainly most articulate - exponent of open sci...

Another splendid piece from Cameron Neylon calling into question the value of traditional peer review: Whatever value it might have we larg...

One of the heartening things about the disheartening three-strikes saga currently playing out in the UK is the quality of the opposition tha...

Yet again, Cameron Neylon is daring to ask the unasked questions that *should* be asked: Many of us have one or two papers in journals that...

One of the great pleasures of blogging is that your mediocre post tossed off in a couple of minutes can provoke a rather fine one that obvio...

One of the most eloquent proponents of the idea of open science is Cameron Neylon. Here's an interesting post about bringing peer revi...