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17 Jan 2022: free” and “open”. Words and images that can mean anything. No idea whether it’s usable for teaching. ... revolutionising-scholarship-shape-of-the-community-and-practice/,

17 Jan 2022: The Open Rights Group has unearthed an appalling proposed restriction on bloggers like me. ... Because I spend much of my time with the Open Knowledge Foundation #okfn I see … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: Wiley/Blackwell have just launched “Chemistry Open”. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1002/%28ISSN%292191-1363/ It’s described as a “fully open access” journal. ... I’ve been invited to a very timely meeting in Oxford next week to

17 Jan 2022: ccess is to discover OPEN scholarly information, to label it, and … Continue reading. ... We have started a really new exciting venture in making scholarship available to everyone.

17 Jan 2022: We encourage the use of fully open formats wherever possible. Anyone is free:. ... An Open catalogue of Open scholarship. Since the bibliographic record for an article is Open, it can be annotated to show the Openness of the article itself, thus

17 Jan 2022: jiscopenbib A comment on my latest post on Open Bibliography deserves a full reply Marius Kempe says: January 8, 2011 at 7:42 pm  (Edit) This is very heartening to read. ... The Blue Obelisk (http://www.blueobelisk.org) is a group of like-minded chemists

17 Jan 2022: jiscopenbib #okfn This is a rapid post to launch our next virtual collaborative Open Liberation project. ... jiscopenbib #okfn The Open Knowledge Foundation has been working in conjunction with JISC to define various components of Open Scholarship, and

17 Jan 2022: I attended the Open Bibliographic Data meeting in London and came away very excited. ... Recently we have proposed an OKF project in Open Theses and Daniel Mietchen, an OKF volunteer from Jena, … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: This can be used for scholarship, policy making, and outreach to help create citizen scientists. ... 4. Governments and other policy makers. Open Access is now an important political issue.

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: Four years ago [1] Open Access publishing was described by some members of the publishing community as “junk science”, the implication being that Open Access led inexorably to lower standards of ... Last week Michael Gurstein attended OKCon2011 in

17 Jan 2022: Open Access. This is the philosophy and practice that the fruits of scholarship (primarily academic research, and emphatically publicly funded research) presented in “full-text” manuscripts and articles should be available ... NET, of course) would

17 Jan 2022: If I am told something is “Open Source” I Immediately ask “what licence?”. ... While researching about Open Access I visited the TOC for Nature’s MSB.

17 Jan 2022: p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006 ... 130 Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open

17 Jan 2022: In bioscience, chemistry, information science, semantic web, open access, replies come within hours. ... Open Access, Open Data are not about business models, but the soul of scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: Tony has now moved to Microsoft Research where he has developed a program specifically to promote Open Scholarship and is working with groups in academia, Libraries, etc. ... Such algorithms are common – and many are Open as in CDK and JUMBO.

17 Jan 2022: This document is subject to revision – that’s part of the point of open discussion. ... The Open Knowledge Foundation are currently recruiting for a Data Wrangler and a Data Visualisation Developer.

17 Jan 2022: wwmm.ch.cam.ac.uk/blogs/murrayrust/?p=2640 – view page – cached The Open Knowledge Foundation has been working in conjunction with JISC to define various components of Open Scholarship, and ... uk/blogs/murrayrust/?p=2640 – view page – cached The

17 Jan 2022: There are no intermediate positions. Crystallography is among the most Open of disciplines. ... public” (they don’t), or that they promote Open Access (they don’t, only hard political slogging does that), or that they are preserving scholarship for

17 Jan 2022: With most search engines, you’re limited to the……/p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006 ... blogging-and-the-chemical-semantic-web/#comment-190

17 Jan 2022: I haven’t read the interview – the link seems broken). […]/p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006 ... 07/open-source-open-data-and-the-science-commons/#c

17 Jan 2022: This is not Open Access, it gives almost no permissions beyond simple self-archiving. ... Open information would be disruptive (I shall recount Elsevier’s correspondence with me elsewhere).

17 Jan 2022: If you are similar you are entitled to be part of open scholarship.) There are words I don’t know: “forbs”. ... We have the equipment to open scholarship to the world. Let’s embrace and use it.

17 Jan 2022: As you know I am looking for real Open Access theses (not fuzzy open). ... Here Harvard students make their senior theses accessible to the world, for the advancement of scholarship and the widening of open access to academic research.

17 Jan 2022: Software/Sourceforge. Required to be Open. Licence in (some of) the source code. ... I have commented before on how important BMC has been in establishing the credibility of Gold Open Access:

17 Jan 2022: My own area is Open Scholarship. It’s probably one of the more tractable areas. ... On the assumption that over the next years we can achieve a recognition of Open Scholarship and start moving towards it on a broad front, we will not only achieve

17 Jan 2022: It has a strong XML flavour. I became concerned about Open data in ca. ... Pingback: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006.

17 Jan 2022: 04 Jan 2011 13:33:51 0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.3 By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - Open Scholarship at #pmrsymp and #pmrhack « petermr's ... blog /pmr/2010/12/23/pmr-events-at-unilever-centre-january-1516-and-17/

17 Jan 2022: Instead we must open scholarship to the world. Science is for everyone. ... buy. rent products from commercial companies – who have their own non-open agendas.

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. ... And I’ve just written about the Open Goldberg Variations, licensed under CC0.

17 Jan 2022: Nottingham University offers masterclasses in dealing with open data – for free of course. ... Pingback: Twitter Trackbacks for Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - Open Data Classes for Free at Nottingham « petermr’s blog

17 Jan 2022: profile_images/122635859/bearsuit_normal.jpg","name":"Peter Murray-Rust","url":"http://twitter.com/petermurrayrust","nick":"petermurrayrust","description":"a chemist interested in semantic web and open scholarship (open ... in semantic web and open

17 Jan 2022: ccess is to discover OPEN scholarly information, to label it, and promote it. ... It has to be OPEN. The info can then be used for anything.

17 Jan 2022: In the long run, many hope faculty will place the results of their scholarship into institutional repositories with open access to all. ... However, existing distribution channels cannot support more advanced scholarship: intellectual life increasingly

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. I am so Excited about the Open revolution. ... NLP works. Speech recognition works. Mashups with all sorts of Linked open Data.

17 Jan 2022: So I am very familiar with the modern ideology and practice of “Open”. ... Decisions are made in the following ways:. An oligarchy, represented in the BOAI processes and Enabling Open Scholarship (EOS).

17 Jan 2022: A commons. A communications platform, offered by @onelaboratory.com. Thanks. But you must remain open. ... We can at least do something open and federated for #scholrev now, if not yet decentralized.

17 Jan 2022: In chemistry we have the Blue Obelisk, Open Notebook Science, Chemspider, WWMM/CrystalEye, etc. ... Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition is an international alliance of academic and research libraries developed by the Association of Research

17 Jan 2022: This reviews the Open Source and Public-private efforts sponsored by the pharmaceutical industry. ... Pingback: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006.

17 Jan 2022: Harvard University Harvard gets the accolade for being the first major academic institution to start to reclaim its lost scholarship. ... Tony has now moved to Microsoft Research where he has developed a program specifically to promote Open Scholarship

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: #btpdf2: #okfn Lets’ have OPEN hackathons to build new scholarship /pmr/2013/03/20/btpdf2-okfn-lets-have-open-hackathons-to-build-new-scholarship/ A Scientist and the Web

17 Jan 2022: However at the Open Scholarship meeting in Glasgow I specifically asked for some exemplars of chemistry eTheses. ... I got a lot of response – and in many countries theses seem to be published routinely in electronic form under some form of (implicit)

17 Jan 2022: 07/30/open-science-summit-my-homage-to-berkeley-flowerpoint/#comment-2427 Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - #vivo12 my talk “Reclaim Our Scholarship” « petermr's blog Fri, 24 Aug 2012 ... at the conference but would have liked

17 Jan 2022: For an Open repository it should be possible to visit every one automatically (iteration). ... public” (they don’t), or that they promote Open Access (they don’t, only hard political slogging does that), or that they are preserving scholarship for

17 Jan 2022: public domain sources such as documents, images and records, could be published under an open license. ... Scholarship. Also the post shows how critical it is to have a clear definition of “Open”.

17 Jan 2022: This is exactly the sort of thing that our Open Bibliography project #jiscopenbib has been set up to address. ... Imagine that the world’s scholarship was referenced by an open-bibliography which was available pervasively.

17 Jan 2022: But semantic authoring is far better. extract a known Open chemical ID from the site. ... Pingback: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006.

17 Jan 2022: The key reasons and use cases which motivate our commitment to open bibliography are:. ... An Open catalogue of Open scholarship. Since the bibliographic record for an article is Open, it can be annotated to show the Openness of the article itself, thus

17 Jan 2022: v=5.8.3 By: Science in the Open » Blog Archive » The BMC 10th Anniversary Celebrations and Open Data Prize ... Peter Murray-Rust has written about the night and the contribution of Vitek Tracz to the Open Access movement.

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: #openaccess #opendata in Perth (AU). My talk on Open Scholarship (I). ... I came across your blog because I try to keep up-to-date on the concept of open scholarship, and I was alerted through Google Alerts about it.