Experimental Results (published by Cambridge University Press) is an open access journal for findings that disclose the incremental steps underlying experimental research across Science, Technology and Medicine. The journal provides authors with an innovative outlet to rapidly publish openly peer-reviewed chunks of sound research findings. Many of these findings have remained hidden due to the traditional scholarly communication process by which only a select group of experiments are chosen to make up the narrative of a single paper. This talk will examine Experimental Results from a publisher, editor and author's perspective - looking at the journal's mission and vision, and running through an anatomy of a paper.