Open science is a broad term that reflects how new technologies can change the future of science. Ultimately, more collaborative, open, transparent, and effective research is achieved.
Elsevier is working with a broader research community to enable researchers to collaborate and share their research results more effectively and confidently. Learn more about how we do this in areas such as open access, research materials, and science and society.
New reports from Elsevier and CWTS show that while the benefits of open research materials are well known, in practice, the timing and methods of sharing research data within the research community are still poorly understood.
Elsevier is the second largest open access publisher with a variety of open access options.
Elsevier supports researchers and institutions to store, share, discover and validate (re)use research data.
Elsevier is improving the way professionals communicate and understand science with their general audience.
Through a series of activities and initiatives, we strive to promote research integrity – for example, providing free authorship ethics training and transparency in supporting the role of author contributors.
We are committed to making our written submissions and evidence transparent and open to the public.
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