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22 September 2020
As this week (21st-25th September) marks Peer Review Week, the Peer Review Team delve into the meaning of this year’s theme of ‘Trust in Peer Review’ and explore how our transparent peer review process is ideally suited to building trust.
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22 June 2020
In this blog, Emily MacLean, McGill University, discusses the tuberculosis (TB) landscape and the barriers to the adoption of diagnostic tests for TB.
By Guest Author
16 April 2020
Dengue outbreaks were common in Australia, but this could be a passing trend thanks to research on Wolbachia and the use of genetically bred mosquitoes. Bruno Col recently discussed the efforts being made by the World Mosquito Programme, and we now have a Q&A with Professor Scott O’Neil, for an in-depth account into the use of Wolbachia to control dengue.
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02 April 2020
The World Mosquito Program (WMP) gateway will provide centralised access to content on Gates Open Research, hosting all article types, to help the program’s mission to reduce the threat of mosquito-borne diseases. Mosquitoes are considered one of the deadliest animals in the world, causing millions of deaths every year. The WMP are committed to improving […]
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05 March 2020
The Gates Open Research (GOR) platform marks three years of publication this month. Over this time the platform has grown in popularity and size. In this blog post, Ashley Farley and Hannah Wilson, explore the publishing activity on the GOR platform and look ahead to what we have planned for 2020.
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02 March 2020
Following in the footsteps – Ashley Farley, Associate Officer of Knowledge and Research Services at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, talks about the foundation’s open research journey, and its first steps into open access to providing its grantees with an alternative to the traditional journal.