Preservation as a Memento Mori and Matter of Ethics
When training PhD students and other postgraduates, we often have a section on publication. It covers the basic background process, the rudiments of peer rev...
When training PhD students and other postgraduates, we often have a section on publication. It covers the basic background process, the rudiments of peer rev...
I am tired of medical decisions with a trade-off. On a regular basis I am presented with decisions that have deferred negative consequences in order to fix s...
I have suffered from rheumatoid arthritis (RA) for almost twenty years now, which is almost half my life. If I had known back at the start of my diagnosis wh...
Over the past few weeks I’ve been working to pack the entire Crossref database into a distributable SQLite file. While this sounds somewhat insane – the resu...
As many of you know, I took secondment from my academic role this year to work on research and development at Crossref. A variety of factors inspired this, n...
2023 continued to pose the all-important question: just how many health disasters can I endure? This year, I started haemodialysis as my kidneys entered the ...
A letter to the Editor of the Guardian, who declined to publish it.