
Predatory Publishing: Dealing With Publishers Acting Unethically
“Predatory publishing” describes publishers that produce scholarly journals and conferences with questionable peer review and
Library spaces open to UCSF ID holders. See timeline for reopening.
“Predatory publishing” describes publishers that produce scholarly journals and conferences with questionable peer review and
As part of the UCSF Library’s support for open science, we co-host the Bay Area
The federal government is making significant moves to encourage open access to research. This summer,
What is this new policy? In January 2023, National Institutes of Health (NIH) will be
Come celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the UCSF Open Access Policy and hear from three visionaries
Peer Review Week is an annual, community-led and virtual event celebrating the essential role peer
Beginning September 1, 2022, UC corresponding authors publishing in Elsevier’s distinguished Cell Press and The
We are pleased to announce that, thanks to funding from the UCSF Library, UCSF is
The University of California announced two new open access publishing agreements today. The first supports
More than 3000 dissertations and theses submitted to the university by graduate students between 1965
Three years ago, the University of California (UC) launched a pilot with protocols.io, a platform for
We’re excited to announce the University of California has entered into a two-year transformative open