By catherinepercival
06 August 2026
Research impact isn’t measured solely by research findings—the data behind your research holds tremendous value. Data Notes provide HRB-funded researchers with a dedicated publication format to showcase datasets that might otherwise remain underutilized. By documenting your dataset in a structured, peer-reviewed format, you create new opportunities for scientific discovery beyond your original research questions. This approach turns raw information into a discoverable, citable resource […]
By Jack Nash
26 June 2026
Data sharing is often surrounded by misconceptions that can deter researchers from embracing its benefits. It’s time to separate fact from fiction and shed light on the truth about open data. In this guide, we’ll address common myths and give practical advice on how to share your data. Understanding the diversity of data Myth: “I […]
By Jack Nash
09 June 2026
One of the key features of HRB Open Research is article versioning, which provides authors with the opportunity to update their work as their research develops or in response to reviewer feedback. This approach ensures that research remains accurate, transparent, and accessible to the academic community and beyond. In this post, we explore how versioning […]
Publishing your research can seem overwhelming, whether it’s your first time or you’ve published many times before. The process involves several steps, including selecting the appropriate article format and journal, as well as engaging in peer review. When publishing with HRB Open Research, our editorial team is available to support authors throughout the entire process. […]
By Jack Nash
09 April 2026
Peer review is essential for ensuring research quality and scientific rigour; however, it has its shortcomings. Reviewer fatigue and a limited pool of reviewers selected by editors can undermine the sustainability of peer review and erode trust in the process. Overcoming these challenges requires new review methods, and co-reviewing is an effective approach that can be […]
By Jack Nash
20 February 2026
Research impact isn’t measured solely by research findings — the data behind your research holds tremendous value. Data Notes provide HRB-funded researchers with a dedicated publication format to showcase datasets that might otherwise remain underutilised. By documenting your dataset in a structured, peer-reviewed format, you create new opportunities for scientific discovery beyond your original research questions. This […]
By Jack Nash
18 February 2026
Traditional publishing models can create barriers for early career researchers, which can delay career progression. This includes lengthy review cycles that can limit opportunities for early career researchers to develop professional skills and experience with peer review, editorial collaboration, and scientific communication. Open research platforms, such as HRB Open Research, offer alternative pathways, providing practical […]
By Jack Nash
18 December 2025
Open Research practices that prioritise openness and transparency are becoming increasingly common in academic publishing. Traditional peer review often happens behind closed doors, but new models are making reviewer names, reports, and research data available to everyone. The shift to open data can help address concerns about the reproducibility of research. When more of the publishing […]
