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The barometer is active across the Almanac: 0 funding calls, 5 journal changes, and 0 position notices are moving through the desks. 0 approaching deadlines give the day a firmer edge for shortlists and approvals.
The Open Science Framework published its annual report this week. Registrations are up forty percent year-on-year, with the largest growth in the social sciences. The British Academy released its call for postdoctoral fellowships; the scope is broad but they are particularly interested in research that engages with policy questions. A major publisher announced a new open-access agreement with a European consortium of universities — the details matter for corresponding authors at the institutions involved. Two research groups posted preprints this week that have already generated significant discussion online.
The week arrives with drafts on one side of the desk and decisions on the other.
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A rejection does not take the paper away from you. It changes your relationship to the paper. This field note explains what to do the day after a rejection and why the first task is not revision.
Read the noteNot every citation carries the same responsibility. This field note explains when inherited citations are acceptable, when they become risky, and why serious citations should be read before they are used.
Read the noteSome footnotes are not asides. They contain qualifications, objections, methods, or theoretical claims that the paper depends on. This field note explains how to identify the footnotes that should be moved into the main text.
Read the noteFour ways to work. No comparison tables. The reader decides.