Looking back at 2023: a year in review at HRB Open Research
By Zoe Brooke
14 December 2023
As another year comes to a close, we’re reflecting on some of the biggest achievements of HRB Open Research and its authors in 2023.
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5 simple steps to get your research ready for submission to HRB Open Research
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.
5 ways peer review can support the future of publishing
By Guest Author
25 September 2023
In honour of Peer Review Week, we’re exploring five ways to align peer review practices with the future of publishing, and how HRB Open Research is already working towards this.
Separating fact from fiction: 5 open research myths
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.
Reforming research assessment through open research practices
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.
How can healthcare researchers share their data openly and safely?
By Guest Author
29 June 2023
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.
Six tips for publishing research as a new author
By Name Surname
30 May 2023
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.
Maximising research outputs: publishing findings at the data collection and analysis stages
By Guest Author
17 April 2023
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.