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Peer reviewed articles about biological processes in WikiPathways

Earlier this year I blogged about a few collaborations where WikiPathways content has been created and/or curated. I mentioned that there ...


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Open Science and Recognition & Rewards

In the past 10~ish years there has been a national push towards two themes aimed to improve things at our (academic) research institutes: Open Science and Recognition & Rewards. The first addresses the needs to allow (more) people to do research, while the second addresses the conditions under which we do research. The two Maastricht University pages about how my universi...


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New paper: "ToxTempAssistant: using large language models to standardise cell-based toxicological test method descri...
Jente Houweling published her first PhD thesis chapter earlier this year: “ToxTempAssistant: using large language models to standardise cell-based toxicological test method descriptions” (doi:10.1080/2833373X.2026.2638036). So far, I have been blogging about many of the articles on which I am (co-)author. To put it in context. To reflect on the work. I have been postponing writi...

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Retracting datasets?

A bit over half a year ago, Markus Englund wrote about copy/paste errors in scientific datasets. I believe that many of them are just because spreadsheets make these things easy, but when you look at the examples, and realize that ...


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Green Open Access: where is the index?
Gold Open Access is literature that has an explicit open license, like CC-BY. It optionally has an article processing charge (APC). It optionally charges APC to make profit or to fund other activities, like some societies do. Green Open Access is literature that has been made available by repositories. It optionally has an open license. It optionally has a standardized license, ...

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