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DESCRIPTION:We believe that improvements to the current academic publishing
  system are overdue. Commercial  publishing is dominant and so is a strong
  focus on rewarding novelty barring the much needed work in replication re
 search. Community-based publishing has been discussed as one of the most p
 romising ways forward to break the dominance of commercial publishing. We 
 present Replication Research (R2) as an example of a community journal. We
  share the process of working with and for the community\, and how open do
 cumentation and inclusive academic exchange can help align the incentive s
 tructure with our scientific ideals.
DTSTAMP:20260617T080758Z
LOCATION:Track 1
SUMMARY:oLT3: Creating a Journal in the Age of Open Science: The Case of Re
 plication Research - Neele Kolber
URL:https://pretalx.com/sips2026-online/talk/9DRXUC/
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