From Open Access to Open Science from the viewpoint of a scholarly publisher

Lyubomir Penev

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Academic Publishing and Open Access Research Data Management Practices Publishing and Scholarly Communication

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The present lecture summarises the key milestones of the movement from open access through open data to open science from the viewpoint of an academic publisher. It is also illustrated by the ARPHA Biodiversity Data Publishing and Dissemination Toolbox (ARPHA-BioDiv) which is a set of standards, guidelines, tools, workflows and journals, developed by Pensoft within its ARPHA Journal Publishing Platform. The history of development of ARPHA-BioDiv largely resembles the evolution of the open access to open science which started with the pre-publication semantic markup of important domain-specific terms and relationships between them, as implemented in 2010 by the ZooKeys open access journal and then followed by others, for example: PhytoKeys, MycoKeys, Nature Conservation, NeoBiota, Journal of Hymenoptera Research, Deutsche Entomologische Zeitschrift, Zoosystematics and Evolution. The next stage of integrated narrative and open data publishing was pioneered in 2013 by the Biodiversity Data Journal and its associated authoring tool, the ARPHA Writing Tool (AWT), launched as the first ever journal publishing workflow that supported the full life cycle of a manuscript, from writing through community peer-review, publication and dissemination within a single, entirely Web- and XML-based, online collaborative platform. The latest stage of open science publishing is demonstrated by the Research Ideas and Outcomes (RIO) journal that publishes all outputs of the research cycle – including project proposals, data, methods, workflows, software, project reports and research articles – together on a single collaborative platform, with the most transparent, open and public peer-review process.

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2012Reinventing discovery: the new era of networked science 2010Semantic tagging of and semantic enhancements to systematics papers: ZooKeys working examples 2013Beyond dead trees: integrating the scientific process in the Biodiversity Data Journal

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