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17 Jan 2022: There is a natural progression in that #pmrsymp will have an emphasis on the principles and practice of Open Scholarship which we hope can be taken as one of the starting ... Bookmark the3 Responses to Open Scholarship at #pmrsymp and #pmrhack. Pingback:

17 Jan 2022: Scientists all have their own pet discipline or disciplines and this is one of mine. ... Simple. But no-one saw it (at least enough to have impacted a simple Lecturer).

17 Jan 2022: they make a one-time payment, usually tens of pounds for limited access. ... Figshare FAQs ) and that’s one of the questions to be addressed here.

17 Jan 2022: I’ll write more later]. Because one person dies every three minutes of tuberculosis. ... Steve is from Southampton, which is one of the shining examples of how to manage scholarship on a University-wide scale – with deposition mandates, clear IT

17 Jan 2022: Let’s call it “Reusable scholarship”. Posted inPosted on May 23, 2013 by pm286. ... I shall be arguing at SePublica that WE have to take control of OUR scholarship, and that semantics are one of our tools to help us.].

17 Jan 2022: behind paywalls. Typically I need to briefly access one key term in a. ... To show that’s it’s useful and a new approach to scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: The original structure of the molecule ()-hexacyclinol is wrong, and a subsequent one is right. ... So let me take one of my papers that I feel represents a part of my informatics research and scholarship:.

17 Jan 2022: the InChi system is more rigorous, it requires one further step of abstraction. ... It remains one of the most heavily downloaded issues and articles even now.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. The library of the future – Guardian of Scholarship? ... Simple. But no-one saw it (at least enough to have impacted a simple Lecturer).

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: #openaccess #opendata in Perth (AU). My talk on Open Scholarship (I). ... This idea, of researchers connecting with researchers through the opportunities afforded to us by networked technologies, I think is one of the central characteristics

17 Jan 2022: jiscopenbib. Very simply:. Scholarship (Research, innovation, planning, university business, etc.) is being crippled by the lack of Open Bibliography. ... So the way forward is to embrace Open Bibliography (as itself, and also more widely as Open

17 Jan 2022: For example Dave Flanders got us together in B’ham to discuss “Open Scholarship”. ... regular two-weekly one-to-one Skypes with staff (Helen Turvey and Karien Bezuidenhout).

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Reclaiming our Scholarship: tribute to Vitek Tracz and BMC. ... Bookmark theOne Response to Reclaiming our Scholarship: tribute to Vitek Tracz and BMC.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Reclaiming our Scholarship: What should we do when Elsevier crashes? ... Bookmark theOne Response to Reclaiming our Scholarship: What should we do when Elsevier crashes?

17 Jan 2022: It is probably the most important barrier to effective scholarship. There are two main approaches. ... One is to push for relaxation of copyright, both in practice and in the law and to reap the benefits of increased communication.

17 Jan 2022: Several are about Open Scholarship, others about semantics. One of the broadest papers is on Open Bibliography:. ... Try reading this one for a start. Conv: Hmm. PMR: No, read it.

17 Jan 2022: No one was worried that publishers were controlling scholarship. Except me. ... I got up and said the issue was who controlled scholarship – us or the publishers.

17 Jan 2022: We are the Open Knowledge Foundation. In academia I am campaigning for Open Scholarship – a many faceted process of which Open Data is only one part. ... We are the Open Knowledge Foundation. In academia I am campaigning for Open Scholarship - a many

17 Jan 2022: We’ve aggregated yearly indexes, and you can browse these. Here’s a typical one.

17 Jan 2022: I shall be arguing at SePublica that WE have to take control of OUR scholarship, and that semantics are one of our tools to help us.]. ... One problem repository managers face is that publishers sometimes change their position on open access.