I get the impression that people see me as two entirely different people: On the one hand, there’s the person who supports open science and helps scientists get their work …
I received a few of these emails, from scholars’ press and others, offering me a chance to publish my thesis (which anyone can find online for free in its entirety, if …
PeerJ launched today (congrats!) and one of their very first published papers is about the science of magic! “Perceptual elements in Penn & Teller’s “Cups and Balls” magic trick” studies …
If it hadn’t been for the excessive amounts of money my former universities invested in institution-wide access to scientific research papers, my MSc and PhD theses would each just be …
I spend quite a bit of time online. I have two blogs and a Twitter account, and through various services you can follow along with what music I’m listening to, …
Hundreds of scientific articles are published every week. Most of them are so specific that only someone working in the same field can understand them. Breakthrough articles that are expected …
