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Duque-Correa, María JHeimann, MaikeOne size does not fit all: Guidelines for designing a score sheet for animal experiments – eight essential steps
Journal Article2025 Laboratory AnimalsPublication ClosedReuter, KevinBauer, Alexander MaxCorpus Analysis: Building and Using Corpora—A Case Study on the Use of “Conspiracy Theory”
Book Section2024 Experimental Philosophy for BeginnersPublication Gold Open AccessHertaeg, JanineSalazar, Ulissevom Berg, JohannesIn vitro cytokine response of circulating mononuclear cells from healthy dogs to stage-specific antigens of Angiostrongylus vasorum
Journal Article2025 BMC Veterinary ResearchPublication Gold Open AccessDi Palma Subran, MorganeWyss, MarianneTaskoparan, BetülNanobody-based canine PD-L1-targeting immune checkpoint inhibitors for cancer therapy in dogs
Journal Article2025 Molecular therapy. OncologyPublication Hybrid Open AccessSeifert, JSáenz, J SAmin, NLorenz, SEckel, FZollfrank, CThe interaction of microplastics with the ruminal ecosystem in vitro
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14.01.2026
Looking Back on 1 Year Working Group Open Science: 4 Meetings and a lot has been achieved
The Working Group Open Science looks back on its first year of work, 4 meetings and one big success.Link
12.11.2025
What Switzerland Can Learn from Other Countries: Review of the event “From Policy to Practice: Building a National Open Research Information Framework in Switzerland“
How can Switzerland build a national open research information framework? Experts from Denmark, the Netherlands, and Finland shared their experiences and insights at UZH.Link
10.11.2025
Publish Safely – How to Avoid Predatory Journals and Fake Conferences
Fast publication, high visibility, low barriers – what sounds tempting can turn into a pitfall for researchers. Predatory journals abuse the open access model to profit from researchers' enthusiasm for publishing. But there are clear warning signs – and reliable ways to find reputable journals.Link