News, views & info on Open Science, Open Access, Peer Review & scholarly publishing from the past week
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Guardian Summit rules out ban on gene editing embryos destined to become people
Nature Annotating the scholarly web
The Bookseller Thomas tells FutureBook: ‘open’ is a massive opportunity
New York Times Chief of house science panel picks battle over climate paper
Scicasts Measuring Success in an Open Access World: A proposal
Bjorn Brembs Why cutting down on peer-review will improve it
Nature How to build a better PhD
Chronicle of Higher Education In fight over academic publishing house, fear of corporate values
Times Higher Education Open Library of Humanities aims to ‘flip’ journals to open access
Trident Media Life as an alumnus: the publishing industry
EurekAlert! BMJ partners with Chinese Stroke Association on new open-access journal
US News After a series of scandals, China issues rules banning dishonest practices in science journals
Helmholtz Gesellschaft „Es geht nur Schritt für Schritt“ [in German]
Phys.org New project puts open data back into the hands of citizens
