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1. Expanding Public Access to the Results of Federally Funded Research (Office of Science & Technology Policy)

2. Can Some of the Largest Backers of Scientific Research Alter the Peer Review Process? (US News & World Report)

3. Brandeis scientists support new peer-edited journal (Brandeis Now)

4. Next Generation: Dynamic, Nanoscale GFP (The Scientist)

5. Amidst a ‘Revolution,' Publishers Are Told, Know Your ‘End Users' ('Wired Campus' a blog from The Chronicle of Higher Education)

6. PeerJ leads a high-quality, low-cost new breed of open-access publisher ('Notes & Theories, Dispatches from the Science Desk' a blog from theguardian)

7. Ribosome structure determined to near-atomic resolution by cryo-EM ('Insight on Research' from The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology)

8. Sorting Vangl2 at the Golgi (Nature Cell Biology)

9. Blattläuse auf einem Pflanzenhalm (Der Deutschlandfunk)

10. Hiding your research behind a paywall is immoral(The Guardian)