Molly Jeffery, PhD MPP

mollyjeffery.bsky.social

03 June 2026 22:31

My colleagues at Yale.just published this (open access) viewpoint on the problem with the NIH requirement for OA publishing. This situation is about to get worse if the White House gets its way and makes article processing fees no longer allowable grant expenses.

Ted Melnick

tedmelnick.bsky.social

03 June 2026 22:31

The NIH’s new Public Access Policy solved one problem: Who can read publicly funded science? Now we need to ask another: Who can afford to publish it? How is the policy affecting your work as a researcher, trainee, editor, librarian, or funder? journals.plos.org/plosmedicine...

PLOS Medicine

plosmedicine.org

03 June 2026 22:26

In this Perspective, Caitlin Ryus and colleagues discuss the #NIH 2025 Public Access Policy, highlighting that while expanding who can read science, the policy risks creating new barriers to who can afford to perform and publish their science 🧪 #MedSky #openscience #openaccess plos.io/4fVTyri

Ari B Friedman

abfriedman.com

23 September 2025 15:56

We are excited to launch our new talk series: Care, Outcomes, and Reform of Emergency Systems (CORE) Talks. Free Zoom seminars on policy-relevant evidence about EDs, telemedicine, and urgent care. www.coretalks.org Today at 11a EST, Dr. Jesse Pines, “How AI May Transform Emergency Care.”

Hakeem Jefferson

hakeemjefferson.bsky.social

03 June 2025 02:14

I was honored to speak at @stanfordaaup.bsky.social's Rally to Defend Education and Research last Friday (May 30). You can watch my speech here: youtu.be/WLyH9JM8CF8 Grateful to Matt Schlege (‪@climatto.bsky.social‬) for sharing it on his channel. @aaup.bsky.social