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Open Science and Collaboration
Open Science and Collaboration… In 1675, a famous scientist said, “If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants”.[1] Isaac…
In my opinion, there are primarily two scientific cultures in the world.
In my opinion, there are primarily two scientific cultures in the world. The first is locking down intellectual progress with patents and paywalled journals in…
Can Pharma Really Make Drug Therapies Cheaper?
Allysia Finley’s August 18, 2017 story in the wsj.com @AllysiaFinley – How HIV Became a Cancer Cure – was, perhaps, revelatory of a changing…
Merits of Open Access Surpass Challenges
Uncertainty among researchers and stakeholders still prevails over the merits of open access to scientific research. Among the popular criticisms is that payment by authors…
Preprints Could Be an Incentive for Open Collaboration Among Scientific Researchers
The recent threat of severe cutbacks to the NIH, which could still occur, was unnerving to scientific researchers. This makes the best case for opening…
Open Therapeutics and the Center for Advancing Innovation Form Partnership
Minneapolis, MN and Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) April 20, 2017 Open Therapeutics and the Center for Advancing Innovation announce the formation of a unique intellectual property…
Recognition for Scientific Discovery, an Added Inducement to Use OpenTherapeutics.net
Alice Augusta Ball was an African American pharmacologist and chemist in the early 20th Century who developed the only effective treatment for Hansen’s Disease (leprosy)…
Scientific Collaboration Can Help Solve the Quagmire Triggered by Costly Prescription Drug and Therapy Research
While a morass of market forces seems to defy any practical solution to high drug prices, not to mention stakeholders with unreasonable profit margins, it…
