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News from Exchanges: our ideas, research and discussion blog
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				Data reproducibility: now is the time for institutions to take greater responsibility Glenn Begley discusses the importance of research reproducibility
				Search Engine Optimization and your journal article: Do you want the bad news first? Anne-Marie Green on what budding authors can do to improve the SEO rankings of their articles.
				Visualized pathway tools help contribute to deeper insights Fiona Murphy discusses visualized pathways – algorithms that convert datasets into intuitive visualizations, allowing researchers to uncover previously hidden connections and insights.
				Open research data and dynamic visualizations John Siever asks how readers and researchers can make sense of data. Are tools available to help analyze it or curate it to reveal patterns or new discoveries? Are these tools efficient and multidisciplinary?
				Working moms, bacon, and the misuse of scientific information Bill Deluise makes some fascinating observations on bad science in marketing and the media.

				A chemical imbalance – a call to action on inequality in science The role of women in science and their historic under-representation in the field are explored
				Meet Anne Glover – the first Chief Scientific Advisor to the European Commission Anne Glover on science for policy rather than policy for science
				What OA approaches will work best for the humanities and social sciences? Editor of the journal ‘Symbolic Interaction’, Robert Dingwall, comments on the realities of Open Access for HSS authors.
				Think uncertainty is a bad thing? It’s actually a mark of sound science Tabitha Innocent from Sense about Science explains.
				Analytics astronomy: unlocking the physics of the web Kris Bishop asks what web analytics can learn from the stars.

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Monetizing user-generated content – that’s so 1665		Helping researchers understand the RCUK policies
Networked knowledge; huge, unsettled and messy		The now and the future of data publishing
Who speaks for the researcher?		DORA and the Impact Factor debate
How to write a clinical case report		Beyond our monkey metaphor quota

				10 challenges publishers are facing Read what Rick Anderson, Interim Dean at the J. Willard Marriott Library at University of Utah, says are the key challenges that publishers are facing in this changing world.
				10 challenges that academic and professional societies are facing Alice Meadows, Director of Society Relations at Wiley summarizes the challenges facing associations in this changing world.
				10 challenges librarians are facing Emily Gillingham summarizes 10 challenges that members of Wiley’s Customer Advisory Board are facing in their role as librarians in this changing world.

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