By Jack Nash
13 December 2022
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.
By Jack Nash
23 November 2022
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.
By Jack Nash
11 November 2022
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.
By Jack Nash
24 October 2022
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.
By Jack Nash
21 September 2022
This Peer Review Week, Yousuf Al-Mousawi, Senior Editorial Assistant at F1000, explores how Gates Open Research creates and supports trust in research whilst upholding research integrity.
By Jack Nash
31 July 2022
Gates Open Research enables a greater potential impact and recognition for work by accepting a broad range of outputs, from traditional Research Articles to non-traditional article types such as Data Notes, Method Articles, and more. In this blog, we explore them all!
By Guest Author
10 June 2022
In this blog post, Gates Open Research chats to Shawheen Rezaei (Knight-Hennessy Scholar, at Stanford School of Medicine) about his recent Research Article which explores the practical needs and considerations for refugees and other forcibly displaced persons with neurological disorders.
By Jack Nash
31 May 2022
If you’re new to Gates Open Research, you might be wondering how you can separate the facts from the fiction in order to decide what is right for you and your research. In this blog post, we hope to put you at ease when deciding to publish on the Platform.