By Jack Nash
12 December 2023
As we approach the end of 2023, we’re reflecting on some of the achievements of Gates Open Research and its authors over the year. We’re also exploring the five most-read articles of the year and showcasing some of the research being covered by news publications and policies around the world.
By Jack Nash
19 November 2023
Increasing research into and awareness of sanitation issues and solutions is key to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goal for sanitation for all. In our blog, we highlight Gates-funded water and sanitation research in honor of World Toilet Day.
By Jack Nash
18 October 2023
With just a couple of months left in 2023 to publish your work, we introduce Gates-funded researchers to Gates Open Research, its benefits, and how authors can publish their latest work today to tell the full story of their research.
By Jack Nash
25 September 2023
Ashley Farley, Program Officer of Knowledge and Research Services and Open Access Lead at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, shares her thoughts on peer review and its impact on the future of publishing.
By Guest Author
17 August 2023
In honor of World Mosquito Day, we speak to three Gates Open Research authors about their Method Article, which explores new rapid tests for dengue virus surveillance and control.
By Jack Nash
26 July 2023
Gates Open Research uses post-publication peer review to reduce the delays often found in traditional publishing models. But how does this balance with maintaining research integrity?
By Guest Author
14 June 2023
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.
By Jack Nash
30 May 2023
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.