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Open data is a key component of open science practices, but it can be challenging for health researchers. We explore how authors can share their data openly but safely in our blog.

Navigating the publishing journey for the first time as a new author or early career researcher can be challenging, so we’ve rounded up six tips and tricks to help.

In the rest of this blog series, we’re exploring how researchers can use different article types to publish and maximise their outputs at every stage of a research project – finishing with data collection and analysis stages.

To mark the occasion of five years of HRB Open Research, we explore how the open research landscape has changed since 2018, the HRB’s own open policies, and some of the publishing highlights from the past five years.

In the rest of this blog series, we’re exploring how researchers can use different article types to publish and maximise their outputs at every stage of a research project – starting with concept and planning stages.

In light of World Cancer Day and International Childhood Cancer Day, we’re exploring how open access practices can help cancer research efforts, and help reduce the global impact of the disease.

As we approach the end of 2022 and a new year, we’re reflecting on some of the achievements of HRB Open Research and its authors in 2022, as well as this year’s most read articles.

In this blog, we explore the importance of publishing all research outputs throughout the full research journey, and the wide variety of non-traditional article types supported by HRB Open Research.

COVID-19 took centre stage during World Mental Health Day on 10 October, with a focus on its impact on global mental health in a post-pandemic world. We explore some of the links between COVID-19 and mental health in our blog, and the cutting-edge research being published on HRB Open Research on this topic.

In this blog, we explore this year’s Peer Review Week theme of ‘Research Integrity: Creating and supporting trust in research’, and how our transparent peer review process contributes to this.