Also speaking are:
Rebecca Lawrence, @f1000publishing.bsky.social
Jennifer Wright, @universitypress.cambridge.org
Laura Etchells, @emeraldpublishing.bsky.social

Don't miss it!

Thanks. Yes, to folks from the southwest, our little Edinburgh wildfire must seem almost adorable. They put it out in a few hours.

I'm sure they'll be investigation how it happened, but the timing is notable. The Fringe has just kicked off and the city is swarming with tourists.

IME the reason many companies are so committed to internal documentation is because that's how they transfer and preserve knowledge internally, which enables the next group of people in the pipeline to progress the work.
Companies that don't document well enough often struggle to develop products.

Also
My experience of pharma is research is often very well documented - to a higher standard than I've often seen in academia
Is it more accurate to say that if it isn't documented, it practically hasn't been done. Is the problem the assumption that publishing is only legit form of documentation?

From the point of view of institutional recognition and career advancement?

That's very kind. Absolutely, I'd love to read it.

I haven't.

They are incredible creatures. We saw this one after just five minutes in the water. Only saw one, though.