What’s happening in open science?

Weekly Digest Open Pharma 2020 (6) (2020)
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Featuring the questionable transparency of some COVID-19 data, retraction notices and clinical trial results, what COVID-19 has taught us about open access, a centralized archive of COVID-19 preprints, and how the pandemic may affect the public’s trust in science.

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