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Chris Hartgerink

Chris Hartgerink

Wetenschap is meer dan een product, de promovendus meer dan een middel

Wetenschap is meer dan een product, de promovendus meer dan een middel

"One finds limits by pushing them" - Herbert Simon Iedere ochtend dat ik op Tilburg University aankom, zie ik bovenstaand citaat. Een mooi citaat, waarschijnlijk bedoeld om de medewerker te inspireren. In mijn ervaring blijkt het veelal schijn die het beeld van de universiteit als voorstrijder van de

Copyright and Licenses in Open Access Publishing

Copyright and Licenses in Open Access Publishing

This is a cross-post from Medium. tl;dr copyright restricts knowledge sharing and by extension production; the author can decide to empower knowledge sharing and production with specific Creative Commons licenses (i.e., only CC 0 or CC BY) If you came here purely for a clarification of Creative Commons

False claims of copyright and STM

Recently, I have become interested in the issue of false claims of copyright (i.e., copyfraud) in publishing. I just wrote to the publisher’s association (STM) to ask them what their perspective is on copyfraud is and whether they condone such behavior by their member associations. Read my letter

Elsevier stopped me doing my research

This is a cross-post from the original, previously available on the Open Notebook Science Network. I am a statistician interested in detecting potentially problematic research such as data fabrication, which results in unreliable findings and can harm policy-making, confound funding decisions, and hampers research progress. To this end, I am