The future of open publication: the publishers’ view

Conference item : Presentation

Alessio Bolognesi from eLife
The eLife peer review model leverages on preprints to establish a transparent and accountable publishing systemthat promotes responsible research assessment based on the content of each published manuscript and its expert evaluation. This system, or variations of it, have been adopted by several other publishers. The intervention will clarify how the eLife model works and its overarching goal to drive change in science publishing and assessment.

Rebecca Lawrence from F1000Research
This talk will discuss how transparency and openness in scholarly communication is central to maintaining the quality and integrity of the research record and to maximizing the impact of the latest discoveries. With growing mis- and dis-information and today’s societal challenges, these factors have never been more important, and will only become further amplified (for good and for bad) by the growth in use of AI.

Authors: Bolognesi, A; Lawrence, R

• Publisher: Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
• Place of publication: Oxford
• Publication date: 2025-03-13
• Event title: Oxford Forum of Open Scholarship 2025
• Event location: Online - Virtual conference
• Event website: https://openaccess.ox.ac.uk/oxfos
• Event start date: 2025-03-03
• Event end date: 2025-03-13
• Language: English
• Keywords: OxFOS; open publication
• Subjects: Research
• Subtype: Presentation