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PLoS Enlivening Scientific Culture

Dr Chris Surridge

Managing Editor, PLoS ONE

Public Library of Science

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Committed to making the World’s scientific and medical

literature a public resource

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2003 PLoS Biology2004 PLoS Medicine2005 PLoS Computational Biology2005 PLoS Genetics2005 PLoS Pathogens2006 PLoS Clinical Trials2006 PLoS ONE2007 PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases

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What is open access?

Free, immediate access onlineUnrestricted distribution and re-use Author retains rights to attributionPapers are deposited in a public

online archive such as PubMed Central

Bethesda Principles, April 2003

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What Open Access is Not

A business model

A scheme for Peer Review

Free Access

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What do journals do?

Validation

Selection

Statusing

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Selection

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Validation

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Traditional Peer Review

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Preprint Server

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Open Peer Review

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Open Peer Review

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Open Accessthe right to read, copy, distribute and share

Inclusive scopea publication for the whole of science

High Capacityno length or volume restrictions

Peer-reviewedobjectively focusing on technical quality

Streamlined Productionacceptance to publication in as little as 3 weeks

Encouraging discussion and debatecommunity comment and annotation

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Comments

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Comments• Referee’s Reports

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Comments•Referee’s Reports•Academic Editors

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Comments•Referee’s Reports•Academic Editors•Discussions

−Formal

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−Formal−Less Formal

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−Formal−Less Formal−Journal Clubs

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Comments•Referee’s Reports•Academic Editors•Discussions•Annotations

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Comments•Referee’s Reports•Academic Editors•Discussions•Annotations•Trackbacks

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Rating

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PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases

Other Views

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PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases

PLoS Hubs•Clinical Trials

Other Views

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Library Blogs

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Use and Reuse

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SubmissionsFirst submissions: 1st August 2006Submissions so far: 2,596

Published papersLaunched 16th December 2006Published to date: 1,114

Editorial Board420 individuals~70% acceptance rate

Streamlined ProductionAverage acceptance to publication: 19 days

Encouraging discussion and debate~ 130 post publication comments posted per month> 1 per article on average

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Testimonial

I have been looking over the PLoS site, what can be attached, how it prints, how it reads on-line, how it cites, how it allows flexible organization and headings.

It's so f-king nice, I don't think I will ever leave!

Prof. Paul Sereno, 1 November 2007

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Open Accessthe right to read, copy, distribute and share

Inclusive scopea publication for the whole of science

High Capacityno length or volume restrictions

Peer-reviewedobjectively focusing on technical quality

Streamlined Productionacceptance to publication in as little as 3 weeks

Encouraging discussion and debatecommunity comment and annotation

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