An Interview with Yannick Rochat on Digital Humanities
WEBJun 30, 2015 · Though Frontiers is not attending, we recently met with Yannick Rochat, postgraduate researcher of the EPFL Digital Humanities Lab who will be presenting on ‘Character Network Analysis of Émile Zola’s Les Rougon-Macquart’ on July 1, to discuss the current state of the field. His comments deliver an insightful look at what it means to ...
WEBstep, it is still far from being a fail-safe system. At Frontiers all manuscripts are checked for potential verbatim plagiarism using a software called iThenticate to detect plagiarism. Each and every manuscript we receive is scanned with this program, and the …
WEBMarch 2020 3 Current Transformative Agreements Are Not Transformative Position Paper – For Full, Immediate and Transparent Open Access 1. Introduction: a 100% OA world is within reach, yet at risk
WEBFrontiers Recorded at Frontiers Forum Live | 27 April 2023 Open Access publishers cut corners on quality, right? If you listen to social media, a common accusation is that open access cuts corners on quality. Sometimes it is compared to fake news. Sometimes we hear that peer review in even reputable open access journals is a façade.
WEBsystems. The good news, according to Dr Kamila Markram, is that many scientific solutions to our sustainability challenges already exist – such as affordable wind and solar power sources and new technologies that allow meat to be grown in laboratories. However, we need Open Science to deliver these. The bottleneck in knowledge dissemination
WEBpolitical and societal need for truly open science. At Frontiers, we stand ready to work with all stakeholders to meet this call to action, to share our knowledge and data in doing so, and to see Plan S delivered. Dr. Frederick Fenter Chief Executive Editor, Frontiers
WEBIn April 2020, Frontiers surveyed its staff to better understand their ability to care for their employees in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. At the time of this survey, the pandemic response was ongoing, therefore, the
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