17 posts
By Guest Author
19 October 2023
Thanks to our post-publication peer review model, there’s still time for HRB-funded researchers to publish findings with HRB Open Research this year. To help you with the process, we’ve created a checklist to get your research ready for submission.
By Guest Author
23 August 2023
We set the record straight on 5 open research myths, helping researchers to separate the fact from the fiction.
By Guest Author
17 July 2023
We explore the context of research assessment, ongoing work globally to address some of the current issues, and how open research initiatives like HRB Open Research can help contribute to research assessment reform.
By Guest Author
28 July 2022
In this blog we outline 5 ways researchers can easily implement open access practices to advance their research, build public trust in science, and enhance healthcare delivery.
By Jack Nash
24 September 2020
In our second blog post for Peer Review Week, the Peer Review Team talk about how we build trust between our authors, reviewers and the wider research community, discussing our author-led process, which means no editorial bias, and going through the revision and response process here at HRB Open Research.
By Jack Nash
22 October 2019
We’re setting the record straight on open research and open peer review by debunking the myths surrounding them. Putting you at ease about publishing your work on this platform created to benefit you the researcher. Read through our five myth busters to set aside your fears and find out the truths about open access and open peer review.
By Jack Nash
24 September 2019
In this blog, Molly Cranston; Senior Associate Editor at F1000 and Jonathan Threlfall; Editorial Data Lead and Senior Assistant Editor at F1000, discuss the policies and guidelines implemented by HRB Open Research to ensure our adherence to the core practices of COPE. As the publishing world continues to evolve, guidance on publishing standards and ethics develop and change. […]
By Jack Nash
17 July 2019
Irish departments and organisations have come together to support a more transparent and equitable research environment – launch of the National Framework on the Transition to an Open Research Environment.