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17 Jan 2022: This is a major impediment to the progress of scholarship in the digital age. ... of scientific data./p/blockquote pPMR: The article tries not to be too polemic and to review objectively the area of Open Data (in scientific scholarship), in the style

17 Jan 2022: Surely they must understand the importance of free and open access to information, something which can surely only benefit their members, scholarship and society as a whole. ... Zerhouni seems hell-bent on imposing an “open access” model of

17 Jan 2022: Open Data, Open Standards, Open Source in chemistry (community). (f) Open Bibliography and Open Scholarship. ... Protocols and practices for Open Scholarship, driven by bibliography (JISC). (g) Open Climate Code.

17 Jan 2022: We need an open alternative to Google Scholar (like OSM [OpenStreetMap] is to GMaps). ... Respect others. Try to work with people rather than compete. Keep everything completely open.

17 Jan 2022: As part of my talk at Open Scholarship I’m going to show two pieces of scholarly work of which I am proud, which I believe fit all the criteria of ... I’m at the University of Glasgow – in the splendid castellated Hunter Halls – for the European

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: points here are generally to scientific repositories and Open Knowledge] Quantum Chemistry addresses how we can model … Continue reading. ... I attended the Open Bibliographic Data meeting in London and came away very excited.

17 Jan 2022: revolutionising-scholarship-shape-of-the-community-and-practice/, /pmr/2013/03/24/scholrev-decentralized-open-infrastructure-an-example-from-the-blue-obelisk/ ) – now I’ll say why and suggest how we ... The Open Rights Group has unearthed an

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Monthly Archives: May 2012. The right to read is the right to mine. UPDATE. I got feedback suggesting that part of principle 2 was inappropriate at this stage and I agree. So I have struck through parts in this post. There

17 Jan 2022: in an earlier post (Open Data: Datument submitted to Elsevier’s Serials Review). ... of scientific data./p/blockquote pPMR: The article tries not to be too polemic and to review objectively the area of Open Data (in scientific scholarship), in the

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. PMR Hackfest: Augmented Molecular Reality – volunteers welcomed. #pmrhack. The contents and activities of our hackfest (/pmr/2010/12/23/pmr-events-at-unilever-centre-january-1516-and-17/ ) will be determined by YOUR

17 Jan 2022: The Open Knowledge Foundation are currently recruiting for a Data Wrangler and a Data Visualisation Developer. ... School). Research for our new data blog, coming soon. Collaborations with our Working Groups, for example the Working Group on Open

17 Jan 2022: In fact I think they provide free triple storage to any open project. ... It’s a living piece of this century’s scholarship. It’s global. It’s Open.

17 Jan 2022: George and Royce Kimmons have written a very good, comprehensive, well referenced paper on Open Scholarship. ... Secondly open scholarship emphasizes the importance of digital participation for enhanced scholarly outcomes.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. OSS2010 Recording of my Open Science Summit Flowerpoint at Berkeley. ... My practical message was that we could reclaim our scholarship. That’s true, though I now prefer the phrase “Open Scholarship”.

17 Jan 2022: Constance Wiebrands who has invited me to talk in ECU tomorrow asks on this blog (see /pmr/2012/11/14/openaccess-opendata-reclaiming-our-scholarship-ii-do-we-undervalue-it/ and

17 Jan 2022: I shall blog this. If you care about Open scholarship you have to be seriously concerned. ... Do university libraries care? They’d rather buy things than fight. Overall I worry seriously about Open Scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. btpdf2: #okfn Lets’ have OPEN hackathons to build new scholarship. ... We must have an OPEN alternative. And Wikipedia and Open Streetmap have shown that it can be done outside academia.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. A pictorial Amusement. Posted on April 30, 2012 by pm286. I dropped in to see our computer officers today – they’ve just had an aircon failure and I was offering sympathy – they have a lot to deal with. While there I

17 Jan 2022: More citations from open access and archived materials. To increase the reputation of your institution. ... We accept this? The message from Open Scholarship was that voluntary repositing doesn’t work.