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17 Jan 2022: Several people retweeted it, and one asked “What’s @ccess for?” – a good prompt for some more information. ... We have started a really new exciting venture in making scholarship available to everyone.

17 Jan 2022: I shall be arguing at SePublica http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/drupal/ that WE have to take control of OUR scholarship, and that semantics are one of our tools to help us.] ... Join us in Montpellier for a one-day event to hack on scholarly PDFs!

17 Jan 2022: So let me take one of my papers that I feel represents a part of my informatics research and scholarship:. ... this months) A month after it was published BMC sent me a mail saying this was one of the highly accessed articles.

17 Jan 2022: The fact that you have used a blog in advance to garner ideas, while no one else on the panel has done the same, does tend to bear out Peter ... For the humanities scholars considered by Richard Ovenden in much of his presentation, the library is still a

17 Jan 2022: I’m going to change my title to:. “Reclaim our scholarship” – and I’ll blog more on that later. ... It will be smaller and dedicated to one task – a twitter stream or twitterwall.

17 Jan 2022: with the first one [due to time and not being able to scroll down]. ... on the reverse of the flower,. reclaim our scholarship. That’s a very simple idea, one’s that possible if a large enough number of people in the world look to

17 Jan 2022: So we’ve done the same with molecules. Here’s one of the first examples – it’s “in our garden”.

17 Jan 2022: This is echoed by a comment ( I’ll attribute if given the OK) to one of my posts on “Reclaim our Scholarship”:.

17 Jan 2022: they make a one-time payment, usually tens of pounds for limited access. ... They want to develop and retain control over scholarship. And I have additional knowledge.

17 Jan 2022: Scholarship is but one axis, but it’s a critical one since knowledge and communication break down ignorance and oppression. ... FOR THE WORLD. The world needs scholarship or it will die physically, biologically, culturally.

17 Jan 2022: The fact that you have used a blog in advance to garner ideas, while no one else on the panel has done the same, does tend to bear out Peter ... For the humanities scholars considered by Richard Ovenden in much of his presentation, the library is still a

17 Jan 2022: My own area is Open Scholarship. It’s probably one of the more tractable areas. ... You will probably find that most of the people involved would agree that scholarship should be open and the issue appears to be primarily one of money rather than

17 Jan 2022: Several people retweeted it, and one asked “What’s @ccess for?” – a good prompt for some more information. ... I don’t know how much but probably 30-40 USD. And I have to read it by midnight because I only have ONE day.

17 Jan 2022: The purpose was to bring together a number of groups who value semantic scholarship and free information from the traditional forms … Continue reading. ... I shall be arguing at SePublica http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/drupal/ that WE have to take

17 Jan 2022: Several people retweeted it, and one asked “What’s @ccess for?” – a good prompt for some more information. ... We have started a really new exciting venture in making scholarship available to everyone.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Open Scholarship 2006 – 1. Posted on October 20, 2006 by pm286. ... Why, in the early 1970’s did no-one in the academic sector foresee the problems.

17 Jan 2022: The purpose was to bring together a number of groups who value semantic scholarship and free information from the traditional forms … Continue reading. ... I shall be arguing at SePublica http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/drupal/ that WE have to take

17 Jan 2022: Several people retweeted it, and one asked “What’s @ccess for?” – a good prompt for some more information. ... We have started a really new exciting venture in making scholarship available to everyone.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Open Scholarship 2006 – 2. Posted on October 20, 2006 by pm286. ... These are some impressions of the Open Scholarship meeting so far… Some are notes, so it may be a bit jerky in places.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. The ABCD of Open Scholarship. Posted on September 2, 2010 by pm286. ... We really believe these projects can make a major change to Open Scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: Bookmark the5 Responses to #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

17 Jan 2022: My own area is Open Scholarship. It’s probably one of the more tractable areas. ... You will probably find that most of the people involved would agree that scholarship should be open and the issue appears to be primarily one of money rather than

17 Jan 2022: It must uphold the basic tenets of scholarship. It may be involved in professional certification or people, courses or procedures. ... When I move in the – admittedly woolly liberal – arena of digital scholarship the ACS is often mentioned among the

17 Jan 2022: This idea, of researchers connecting with researchers through the opportunities afforded to us by networked technologies, I think is one of the central characteristics of the notion of open scholarship and ... Secondly open scholarship emphasizes the

17 Jan 2022: Quite simply without Creative Commons and its licences Open Access, and many aspects of Open Scholarship would be impossible, certainly in science. ... Because CC is one of the simple, clear guiding principles without which we would founder for direction.

17 Jan 2022: 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 infrastructure, etc. ... Almost no one is interested in changing the model to a collaborative

17 Jan 2022: Simple. But no-one saw it (at least enough to have impacted a simple Lecturer). ... There is nothing unusual in finding one). The authors speculate that this distribution is due to functional importance stimulating synthetic activity.

17 Jan 2022: This idea, of researchers connecting with researchers through the opportunities afforded to us by networked technologies, I think is one of the central characteristics of the notion of open scholarship and ... Secondly open scholarship emphasizes the

17 Jan 2022: The Wellcome Trust is one of the most valuable organisations in Open Access. ... For example Dave Flanders got us together in B’ham to discuss “Open Scholarship”.

17 Jan 2022: pmr/2011/07/07/open-scholarship-means-better-science/#comment-2839 Dear Sir, its a path breaker and high visionary post May it strike all minds. ... pmr/2011/07/07/open-scholarship-means-better-science/#comment-2837">Douglas Carnall</a>.

17 Jan 2022: Scholarship is but one axis, but it’s a critical one since knowledge and communication break down ignorance and oppression. ... FOR THE WORLD. The world needs scholarship or it will die physically, biologically, culturally.

17 Jan 2022: Any one can go up to any one and can talk about anything. ... This is echoed by a comment ( I’ll attribute if given the OK) to one of my posts on “Reclaim our Scholarship”:.

17 Jan 2022: I think we are in great danger of scholarly publishing moving in that direction, where commercial organisations, answerable to no-one except their money-oriented shareholders, reengineer truth in scholarship to ... No one knows what content is exposed,

17 Jan 2022: on the reverse of the flower,. reclaim our scholarship. That’s a very simple idea, one’s that possible if a large enough number of people in the world look to ... It’s now possible. We create the scholarship. We create the meta-data.

17 Jan 2022: On odd days of the week (this seems to be one) I despair. ... Several are about Open Scholarship, others about semantics. One of the broadest papers is on Open Bibliography:.

17 Jan 2022: No one was worried that publishers were controlling scholarship. Except me. ... A typical one is:. “Do you agree that facts and data are uncopyrightable?”.

17 Jan 2022: transition from one version of Adobe DRM (which worked in Adobe 6 & 7). ... The logical case for supporting science is clear. The illogical one may prevail.

17 Jan 2022: I think we are in great danger of scholarly publishing moving in that direction, where commercial organisations, answerable to no-one except their money-oriented shareholders, reengineer truth in scholarship to ... No one knows what content is exposed,

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: He is one of those people whose prose is a joy to read. ... 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

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