Stories that drive ASAP Open Science Policy
This blog series outlines ASAP’s rationale for why we have gone above and beyond most funders to require open access articles and the sharing and identification of all research inputs and outputs that make up ASAP-funded publications.
ASAP launches data-sharing tool with unique dataset of human postmortem-derived brain samples
ASAP worked with The Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Verily, DNAstack, and DataTecnica to develop a data-sharing tool, called the ASAP CRN Cloud, which is now available to the entire research community - complete with a new, high-value dataset of human postmortem-derived brain samples to analyze.
ASAP Care & Career Program: Addressing the Cost of Family Care and Supporting the Next Generation of Scientists
ASAP shares insight into our Care & Career Program and how we are tackling the increasing costs of family care to better support the next generation of scientists.
Gene variant found linking people of African descent to higher Parkinson’s risk
Dr. Ekemini A. U. Riley, managing director of ASAP, joins PBS NewsHour to discuss findings from the GBA1 discovery and the power of collaborative, open science to unlock discoveries for populations traditionally underrepresented in research.
First ASAP In-Person Meeting
It was a reunion for some and a first union for many as members of ASAP’s Collaborative Research Network (CRN) gathered for their inaugural in-person meeting in early April.
ASAP and cOAlition S
ASAP is committed to making full and immediate open access a reality. The future is science without publication paywalls.
