| 1. Book Review |
| 1. Books about scientific writing |
| 2. Experimental Travel |
| 3. Book Review: Bad Science by Ben Goldacre |
| 4. Book Review: Cognitive Surplus by Clay Shirky |
| 5. Book Review: Visualize This by Nathan Yau |
| 6. Book Review: Reinventing Discovery by Michael Nielsen |
| 2. Chart |
| 1. Why can’t I reuse these tables and figures? |
| 2. Researchers’ reasons for publishing their work |
| 3. Crowdsourcing the analysis of scholarly tweets |
| 4. Visualizing tweets linking to a paper |
| 5. More fun with Visualizations |
| 6. What Users do with PLOS ONE Papers |
| 7. Using d3.js to visualize Article-Level Metrics over time |
| 8. Creating charts with Datawrapper |
| 9. Visualizing Scholarly Content |
| 10. Open Scholarly Metrics for the Journal of Open Source Software |
| 3. Feature |
| 1. Do you know your Hirsch number? |
| 2. Could you write your next paper with Google Docs? |
| 3. Could you write your next paper within the manuscript submission system? |
| 4. More on online writing tools – Buzzword is different |
| 5. Do you know the Flesch score of your papers? |
| 6. Nature in Nazi Germany 70 years ago: no open access |
| 7. Your next paper could be computer-generated |
| 8. Can a workshop improve your scientific writing? |
| 9. How many authors makes a good paper? |
| 10. Writing a paper with Buzzword |
| 11. Is Google Scholar use declining? |
| 12. Science 2.0: the Scientific American perspective |
| 13. Thomson Scientific launches ResearcherID to uniquely identify authors |
| 14. Scientific writers can help publish good papers |
| 15. Duplicate Papers: another trick to improve your publication record |
| 4. Interviews |
| 1. Mendeley: Interview with Victor Henning |
| 2. Papers: Interview with Alexander Griekspoor |
| 3. NLM DTD: Interview with Pablo Fernicola |
| 4. Some answers for Henry Gee |
| 5. Why do we blog and other important questions, answered by 34 science bloggers |
| 6. JoVE: Interview with Moshe Pritsker |
| 7. CiteULike: Interview with Kevin Emamy |
| 8. Author Identifiers: Interview with Geoffrey Bilder |
| 9. Lemon8-XML: Interview with MJ Suhonos |
| 10. Zotero: Interview with Trevor Owens |
| 11. Editorial Manager: Interview with Richard Wynne |
| 12. Faculty of 1000: Interview with Richard Grant |
| 13. eXtyles: Interview with Elizabeth Blake and Bruce Rosenblum |
| 14. OAI-PMH: Interview with Tony Hammond |
| 15. PLoS One: Interview with Peter Binfield |
| 5. Markdown |
| 1. Six Misunderstandings about Scholarly Markdown |
| 2. Introducing the Scholarly Markdown Bundle |
| 6. Meeting Report |
| 1. You can now share Powerpoint presentations online with Google Presently |
| 2. Notes of a scientist from RailsConf Europe |
| 3. Are posters worth the effort? |
| 4. Scientific meetings need more bloggers |
| 5. How technology can help you to survive a meeting |
| 6. I like poster sessions |
| 7. Nobel blogging? |
| 8. In which I became a conference blogger |
| 9. Mouse models of human cancer and the need for more translational research |
| 10. Why is genetics so difficult for students to learn? |
| 11. Edublogging at Science Blogging 2008: London |
| 12. London Science Tour in Pictures |
| 13. Science blogging is the new email |
| 14. It's time for Conference 2.0 |
| 15. How to lure (German) researchers back to Germany |
| 7. Metadata |
| 1. Mendeley 1.0 released Today |
| 2. Sloan Foundation funds Columbia and Mendeley to develop a Citation-Style Language Editor |
| 3. ORCID has launched. What’s next? |
| 4. re3data.org: registry of research data repositories launched |
| 5. Metadata in Scholarly Markdown |
| 6. CSL is more than citation styles |
| 7. From Markdown to JATS XML in one Step |
| 8. CommonMark and the Future of Scholarly Markdown |
| 9. Human-readable and machine-readable Persistent Identifiers |
| 10. Component DOIs Revisited |
| 11. Digging into Metadata using R |
| 12. Using YAML Frontmatter with CSV |
| 13. Announcing Data-Level Metrics in DataCite Labs |
| 14. Differences between ORCID and DataCite Metadata |
| 15. Contributor Information in DataCite Metadata |
| 8. News |
| 1. Open access may become mandatory for NIH-funded research |
| 2. Yale University drops Biomed Central membership |
| 3. Yale University drops Biomed Central membership – BMC responds |
| 4. iWork 08 ready for scientists? |
| 5. Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) becomes BioMed Central member |
| 6. Endnote X1 for Macintosh released |
| 7. PRISM – lobbying against open access |
| 8. OncologySTAT: free access to journal articles from Elsevier oncology journals |
| 9. Howard Hughes Medical Institute pays for Open Access in Springer journals |
| 10. Adobe Share and Microsoft Office Live Workspace announced today |
| 11. German Max Planck Society cancels licensing agreement with Springer |
| 12. U.S. Senate passed bill with NIH open access mandate |
| 13. STIX: Fonts for electronic and print publishing |
| 14. New version of Papers software released |
| 15. A case for Goobledygook |
| 9. Newsletter |
| 1. Rogue Scholar Newsletter February 2025 |
| 2. Rogue Scholar Newsletter June 2025 |
| 10. Open Infrastructure |
| 1. You should be able to install my software in less than one hour – or why DevOps is important |
| 2. Software Citation Workflows |
| 3. Explaining the DataCite/ORCID Auto-update |
| 4. Announcing the DataCite Profiles Service |
| 5. Launching the DataCite Status Page |
| 6. Relaunching DataCite Search |
| 7. Announcing DataCite DOI Fabrica |
| 8. DataCite's New Search |
| 9. The DataCite GraphQL API is now open for (pre-release) business |
| 10. Announcing the new Member API |
| 11. 2020 Strategic Priorities for Services and Infrastructure |
| 12. The DataCite MDC Stack |
| 13. DataCite Commons - Exploiting the Power of PIDs and the PID Graph |
| 14. DataCite Commons at your service |
| 15. The DataCite Technology Stack |
