i've signed it already, but i'll share it around. thanks for the initiative!!

mais oui ! chaque fois que je visite ma famille à Bruxelles, j'ai l'impression que les prix augmentent d'une fois à l'autre. et le contraste avec Vienne, pourtant aussi une capitale européenne, est ahurissant

As a complimentary read: This more recent paper explores different narratives on the origins of misconduct and what it'd take to address them. 4/4

Exploring Scientific Misconduct: Isolated Individuals, Impure Institutions, or an Inevitable Idiom of Modern Science?
doi.org/10.1007/s116...

we prevent a public intelligence of science. As she says: "‘People’ must continue to believe in the fable of ‘free’ research, driven by curiosity alone towards the discovery of the mysteries of the world." And this prevents scientific communities to publicly denounce their degrading conditions. 3/4

If it focuses on what gets defined as a scientific fraud (and the many conflicts of interest present in academic pursuits), it also echoes a problem raised by the science philosopher and #SlowScience proponent Isabelle Stengers: By hiding how research really works and how knowledge is produced,
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Also worth checking: the sister paper on -societal- impacts of #OpenScience:
doi.org/10.1098/rsos...

Congratulations Olga!! You're off to such a great start with your new position!! 🎉🎉🎉