We’ve been waiting years for this moment to come and now that it did, I can say it was worth the wait! What am I talking about? Why the PubSweet collaboration week, of course! Specifically, I’m talking about asking multiple organizations, with diverse goals and approaches, to contribute their components and other improvements back to…
If you’re going to San Diego, be sure to know where and when you can connect with the PubSweet Community! We are presenting in the following sessions: Wednesday, May 29, 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. – Open Source Bazaar Pre-Meeting Session Thursday, May 30, 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. – Leveraging Open Source Technology to…
Europe PMC plus is the manuscript submission system for authors supported by Europe PMC funders. It has been developed as a fully open source application built against PubSweet within the community, which includes eLife and Hindawi in addition to others. At JATS Con this week, Audrey Hamelers Data Wrangler and Project Lead at the European Bioinformatics Institute‘s Literature Services, presented a poster and…
With many spring meetings on the calendar, the small but mighty Coko team is busily moving about the world to do what we do best – facilitate collaboration of forward thinking publisher communities! Last week, we enjoyed a successful Editoria Community Meeting in San Francisco, California. This is our second such meeting, and it took…
About three years ago, we set out to build a framework for building publishing software with components. Take a component here, a component there, make one on your own, and, presto! you have your custom publishing platform! While the framework itself has matured significantly, we’re not there yet in terms of the available components and how…
We are delighted to share the news that the new Europe PMC Plus, a new PubSweet platform, launched today! The new version of Europe PMC plus has been designed to simplify and streamline the submission process. All that’s needed to complete a submission to Europe PMC plus are citation details, submission files, and funding information….
The Editoria Community’s vision is to leverage a books-optimized workflow built with PubSweet to streamline workflow, save costs and expedite production workflow. Over the past year, dozens of organizations across library publishers and university presses have experimented with Editoria. Many of these organizations have participated in providing feedback, and even proposing features for release in…
In recent weeks, Coko co-founder Adam Hyde has been busily hopping ponds to bring innovation to publishers via Workflow Sprints in Santa Barbara, California for punctum books, and Cambridge, UK for Open Book Publishers. Workflow Sprints deploy a collaborative methodology for rapidly designing content production workflows, called The Cabbage Tree Method, to facilitate the design of…
In the PubSweet Community we are about contribution and reuse. Meanwhile, the CRediT taxonomy is all about transparently recognizing contributions to research. As such, we are pleased to announce that CRediT is implemented within CalTech’s Wormbase Micropublications platform, which is developed using PubSweet. This means that all other organizations within the community who are also…
We recently shared a list of platforms being developed with PubSweet. PREreview is one such platform at the earlier stages of development and community participation. We interviewed PREreview Co-founder Daniela Saderi to gain a deeper understanding of the who, what, and why of PREreview. Is PREreview the name of your platform, with a…
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