Duncan has been involved in the writing of this paper that has emerged from the PEERE project,which includes several members from EASE Council - Flaminio Squazzoni (PEERE project lead), Rachael Lammey, Bahar Mehmani, Ana Marušić, and Duncan. The article has been published in Nature, titled Unlock ways to share data on peer review, and calls for "Journals, funders and scholars [to] work together to create an infrastructure to study peer review." The article combines the output from a meeting which Duncan attended in October 2018, between researchers, publishers and tech companies, to discuss best practices, methods, and infrastructure required for peer review data sharing; and the results
EASE journal European Science Editing (ESE) has been relaunched as a fully Open Access journal on the ARPHA platform.
We are excited to open registration and reveal the provisional agenda for the 15th EASE Conference, in Valencia, June 12-14, this Summer! The registration form is now up, to book tickets for the conference, a seat at the Conference Dinner, and the additional workshops either side of the main conference. As well as registration opening, we have also posted our current confirmed line-up of plenaries, parallels and discussion sessions that starts to give an insight into the details and scope of what the event will involve - all on our theme of sustainable editorial practices. We are especially pleased to announce our opening plenary speaker for the Friday, Chief Editor of Nature Sustainabil
