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Tree of Life program targets publication of 200 genome notes per month, supporting advances in agriculture, conservation and medicine

New semi-automated process introduced by F1000 and the Wellcome Sanger Institute to accelerate publication and review of genome notes The Wellcome Sanger Institute’s Tree of Life program has announced ambitious plans to accelerate publication of genome notes from approximately 30 per month to 200, expanding access to research that is supporting advances in agriculture, conservation, and medicine. This significant increase will be facilitated by a new specialized workflow developed by F1000 an...

Innovative open research publishing platform, Japan Institutional Gateway, now available to all authors across Japan

Launch of All Japanese University Area on JIG Taylor & Francis has signed an MOU with the University of Tsukuba to expand the innovative Japan Institutional Gateway (JIG) research publishing platform, which they jointly operate, and to support the publication of English-language books by University of Tsukuba researchers. Previously limited to the University of Tsukuba and its affiliated institutions, JIG now welcomes article submissions from researchers at Japanese universities and re...

F1000 preprint server introduces trust marker badges to support transparency and credibility of research

New indicators showcase VeriXiv’s rigorous verification checks, setting new standards for preprint integrity Open research publisher F1000 has announced that its preprint server, VeriXiv, has introduced trust marker badges to provide clear confirmation of the extensive verification checks each preprint undergoes before being made available on the site. This enhancement makes VeriXiv the first major preprint platform to display comprehensive research integrity verification to readers. Launc...

F1000 extends pioneering Open Research Africa publishing platform to all authors in Africa

Researchers submitting to ORA are no longer required to have a grant from a partnering research funder Open Research Africa (ORA), the pioneering platform from F1000 and the Science for Africa Foundation, has announced a significant expansion of its author eligibility criteria. All articles with an author based in Africa can now be submitted, regardless of their funder. Previously, only work supported by an ORA partnering research funder could be published on the platform. Sharing quality ...

Kyoto University joins F1000’s Japan Institutional Gateway

The Japan Institutional Gateway is the world’s first Japanese-English dual language open research publishing venue, founded and supported by the University of Tsukuba Researchers at Kyoto University can now publish their work rapidly and with full transparency, as Kyoto University becomes an affiliate of F1000’s Japan Institutional Gateway (JIG), following the lead of the University of Tsukuba. The Gateway combines the benefits of rapid publication and post-publication peer review with mec...

Refreshing the F1000 model: transitioning to editorial-led peer reviewer selection

In this blog, F1000's Managing Director, Rebecca Lawrence, outlines the first of several adjustments to the F1000 model. This tweak removes a current author pain point: suggesting reviewers. When F1000Research first launched in 2013, it set out to rethink how research is communicated, with the aim of greatly accelerating the sharing of new findings, bringing control of the process back to authors and the research community, and providing transparency across the full process, from underlying r...

Gates Foundation Collaborates with F1000 to Launch Verified Preprint Platform

F1000 and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have announced plans to launch a new verified preprint platform that will enable the rapid availability of new findings and promote research integrity. VeriXiv [pronounced very-kive] will support researchers in complying with the Gates Foundation’s refreshed open access policy that requires all their funded research to be made available as a preprint from January 2025. Preprints are the version of a research paper shared prior to pee...

Nagoya Institute of Technology becomes an affiliate of F1000’s Japan Institutional Gateway

The Japan Institutional Gateway is the world’s first Japanese-English dual language open research publishing venue, founded and supported by the University of Tsukuba Researchers at Nagoya Institute of Technology (NITech) can now publish their work rapidly and with full transparency, as NITech becomes an affiliate of F1000’s Japan Institutional Gateway (JIG), following the lead of the University of Tsukuba. The Gateway combines the benefits of rapid publication and post-publication peer re...

University of Fukui to join F1000’s Japan Institutional Gateway as an affiliate

The Japan Institutional Gateway is the world’s first dual language (English/Japanese) open research publishing venue founded and supported by the University of Tsukuba. University of Fukui has signed up as an affiliate of F1000’s Japan Institutional Gateway (JIG), following the lead of the University of Tsukuba. This agreement enables researchers from the affiliated institution to publish on JIG: https://f1000research.com/gateways/japan-institutional-gateway. This new affiliate joins Saitama ...

F1000Research and Taylor & Francis Journals Publish Call for Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss to be Tackled as Interlinked Challenges

Ahead of COP28, F1000Research and more than 40 Taylor & Francis journals are publishing a new editorial arguing that it is a dangerous mistake to treat the climate and nature crises as if they were separate challenges. World leaders must consider climate change and biodiversity loss as parts of the same complex problem to be tackled together, the comment’s authors say. Coordinated by the UK Health Alliance on Climate Change (UKHACC), the editorial is being supported by over 200 journals a...