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I would only say that the vast majority of his publications in the last couple of years when he was the corresponding author (i.e. the one making the executive
by synparb 15y ago
I would only say that the vast majority of his publications in the last couple of years when he was the corresponding author (i.e. the one making the executive decision), were in open access journals.
- rflrob 15y agoAs a member of his lab, it's actually a point of pride that everything where he is the corresponding author is now published in OA journals. When collaborating with other labs, we strongly lobby for OA publication as well, but not all other PIs can be convinced that the long-term benefit to the science ecosystem is worth the short-term loss of prestige in not publishing in Science, Nature, or Cell.