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17 Jan 2022: We really believe these projects can make a major change to Open Scholarship. ... that whether the code is Open is less important than whether the data … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: We MUST fight to make all bibliography Open. It’s so blindingly obvious that this should be so, that I cannot understand why we are in almost complete paralysis in some ... areas. Bibliography should be Open. Oh, and I am exploring a critically

17 Jan 2022: Open Knowledge Foundation. “Slide links” – bold is priority. Our Panton Principles and Panton Fellowships. ... Growing points:. Open (Web) Technology continues to advance. Linked Open Data / Semantic Web.

17 Jan 2022: review-in-google-age.html/a/p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006 ... holding-back-innovation/#comment-195 Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics,

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: p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - petermr’s blog » Blog Archive » Presentation to Open Scholarship 2006 /pmr/2006/09/12/open-data-the-time-has-come/#comment-80 Unilever ... Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge -

17 Jan 2022: PMR: The article tries not to be too polemic and to review objectively the area of Open Data (in scientific scholarship), in the style that I have done for Wikipedia. ... Creative Commons is well known outside Open Access and has a large following.

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: Open Bibliography is Essential for modern scholarship /pmr/2010/10/13/open-bibliography-is-essential-for-modern-scholarship/ A Scientist and the Web Wed, 13 Oct 2010 ... 15 0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.3 By: Twitter Trackbacks

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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 ... And when doing open science, the first concern is the communication of the information.

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: A Scientist and the Web. Author Archives:Posted on May 31, 2012 by pm286. 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 is merit in changing

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 remember two (three?) years ago at the Open Scholarship meeting in Glasgow the strong feeling that they were united on Openness and were ahead of England in this. ... They’d invited three speakers – 2 on ethics and me on Open Data.

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: Comments on: The OABCD of Open Scholarship: In pictures /pmr/2010/09/16/the-oabcd-of-open-scholarship-in-pictures/ A Scientist and the Web Thu, 16 Sep 2010

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: But, since I believe in open research and scholarship, I am posting it all on the wiki you looked at before posting. ... But, since I believe in open research and scholarship, I am posting it all on the wiki you looked at before posting.br / I would be

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: 10/2006, Peter Suber, Open Access News Pfizer is exploring data sharing with Science Commons. ... It is very uncommon for commercial organizations in chemoinformatics to make any of their material Open Source.

17 Jan 2022: I’ve been invited to a very timely meeting in Oxford next week to discuss the future of Scholarship. ... Open Science and the Future of Publishing” http://www.evolutionofscience.org/webFlyer.pdf. The question I want to ask is (roughly):.

17 Jan 2022: and Open Scholarship. ... There are two mechanisms:. choose a journal where all artciles are Open Access.

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: I am with Peter Murray-Rust and his Towards a Manifesto on Open Mining of Scholarship. [.] ... 05/01/towards-a-manifesto-on-open-mining-of-scholarship/#comment-3541">Richard Kidd</a>.

17 Jan 2022: Is there any downside to expanding the Open Source Definition to include data rights? ... When I launched the WP page and the SPARC Open Data list I was thinking primarily in terms of scholarship, but it’s clear that we also need to manage many

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: eThesis deposition must be mandatory. Open tools will be required and must be funded. ... So if we take the axiom:. “Open data and collaborative scholarship are necessary conditions to save the planet”.

17 Jan 2022: Unlike most commercial offerings the algorithms are open and so available for validation. ... I am also working in a completely open format using a wiki (http://bethritterguth.wikispaces.com ), as I truly adopt and support Open Access Scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: I am always open to criticism and try to be polite and constructive. ... I’ve prototyped semantic publication. Ignored. I’ve pushed for a fully Open community of scientific scholarship.

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: NLP works. Speech recognition works. Mashups with all sorts of Linked open Data. ... What if the Open resources are quoted in preference to the Closed ones?

17 Jan 2022: However at the Open Scholarship meeting in Glasgow I specifically asked for some exemplars of chemistry eTheses. ... The “Open Data” article on WP has already had useful attention from Wikipedians.

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: When I launched the WP page and the SPARC Open Data list I was thinking primarily in terms of scholarship, but it’s clear that we also need to manage many ... Surely they must understand the importance of free and open access to information, something

17 Jan 2022: PMR: The article tries not to be too polemic and to review objectively the area of Open Data (in scientific scholarship), in the style that I have done for Wikipedia. ... Creative Commons is well known outside Open Access and has a large following.

17 Jan 2022: require them to provide a full audit of every paid Open Access paper. ... The themes of the conference are I think close to your heart; Open Data, Open Scholarship, The Future of Education, Free Culture and Social Machines (aka Virtual Communities).

17 Jan 2022: AMI is OURS – not mine – she is completely Open and you can take part. ... And some more open-ended questions (there are many possible ways of answering).

17 Jan 2022: So, Peter, I don’t have a good term for you. I’m using a general term of “Open Scholarship” but that includes much more. ... Which are exciting. Maps are exciting and bibliography is the map of scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: Reclaiming our Scholarship. Peter Murray-Rust,. Univ of Cambridge, Churchill College and Open Knowledge Foundation. ... Power Corrupts; Powerpoint Corrupts Absolutely (Tufte). Flowerpoint Petals:. Open Source. FULL Open Access.

17 Jan 2022: It’s joyful, risk taking, collaborative, global. And Open Scholarship? Well mostly it doesn’t exist and I’m seeing difficulty where it’s coming from. ... Open Scholarship consists of at least Open Access, Authoring, Bibliography, Citations, Data,

17 Jan 2022: Where is the Open Access Salt March? Where are the Open Access busses? ... Several are about Open Scholarship, others about semantics. One of the broadest papers is on Open Bibliography:.

17 Jan 2022: It’s great to see the positive response to ideas in Open Data. ... A lot of deja vu from Open Scholarship – another reception in the Hunterian Art Gallery and many overlapping membership.

17 Jan 2022: We accept this? The message from Open Scholarship was that voluntary repositing doesn’t work. ... I was excited to see the following in Peter Suber’s Open Access Blog:.

17 Jan 2022: 11/ccess-for-everyone-a-new-initiative-in-open-scholarship/#comment-3428 [.] access to scholarly publications. ... in-open-scholarship/#comment-3426 Under the OSI definition of open-source the CC-BY-SA licence is considered an open-source licence.

17 Jan 2022: The RSC don’t put effort into reader’s rights in Open Access. ... Bibliography is the map of scholarship. We are creating Open Bibliography to liberate it.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Organic Theses: Hamburger or Cow? Posted on October 25, 2006 by pm286. This is my first attempt to see if a chemistry thesis in PDF can yield any useful machine-processable information. I thank Natasha Schumann from