  Open Science, Reproducible Research, Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and
Reusable (FAIR) data principles are long term goals for scientific
dissemination. However, the implementation of these principles calls for a
reinspection of our means of dissemination. In our viewpoint, we discuss and
advocate, in the context of nonlinear science, how a notebook article
represents an essential step toward this objective by fully embracing cloud
computing solutions. Notebook articles as scholar articles offer an
alternative, efficient and more ethical way to disseminate research through
their versatile environment. This format invites the readers to delve deeper
into the reported research. Through the interactivity of the notebook articles,
research results such as for instance equations and figures are reproducible
even for non-expert readers. The codes and methods are available, in a
transparent manner, to interested readers. The methods can be reused and
adapted to answer additional questions in related topics. The codes run on
cloud computing services, which provide easy access, even to low-income
countries and research groups. The versatility of this environment provides the
stakeholders - from the researchers to the publishers - with opportunities to
disseminate the research results in innovative ways.
