Blog

We speak to Tara Shochet and Lucía Berro Pizzarossa about the use of self-managed abortion as a safe and accessible family planning and reproductive healthcare option.

We explore why it’s important to broaden the scope of publishable work for authors, and how researchers can maximize their research outputs through publishing diverse article types.

This World Malaria Day, we explore how new insecticide approaches can combat insecticide resistance in malaria in an interview with Dr Bayili Koama.

In honour of six years of Gates Open Research, we explore how the open research landscape has changed since 2017, the Gates Foundation’s own open policies, and publishing highlights from the past six years.

Hannah Wilson, F1000 Senior Associate Publisher, provides her top tips for new authors or early career researchers (ECRs) when navigating the publishing journey.

In honor of World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day, we’re exploring the NTD global health agenda and some of the cutting-edge neglected tropical diseases research published with Gates Open Research.

As we approach the end of 2022 and a new year, we’re reflecting on some of the achievements of Gates Open Research and its authors in 2022, as well as this year’s most read articles.

To help you with the submission process, we’ve created a checklist with the five simple steps you need to take to get your research ready for publication on Gates Open Research.

Read some of the research highlights published in the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) Gates Open Research Gateway from the past two years, and how ICFP presenters can publish their own findings.

What role can open access play in achieving climate justice? We explore this in our blog for International Open Access Week, as well as some of the cutting-edge climate research published on Gates Open Research.