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17 Jan 2022: For me the only true goal is that we regain the ability to control our scholarship – authoring, publishing, reading, re-use. ... It’s critical to remember that we must continuously fight for our democracy.

17 Jan 2022: The one area where we have to power to act unilaterally is those parts of our own scholarship over which we have effective control – theses, data in repositories, lteaching/learning materials, ... For more background, check out our op-ed article in The

17 Jan 2022: We have posted the draft of our responses in the two public documents below:. ... I have paid tribute to this in /pmr/2010/06/11/reclaiming-our-scholarship-tribute-to-vitek-tracz-and-bmc/ last year. I have also commended their initiatives in going beyond

17 Jan 2022: Search our instance to find metadata about anything in the British National Bibliography. ... it is possible to create a living map of scholarship, and we show three examples carried out with our bibliographic sets.

17 Jan 2022: William may want to delete it from his version of our data set. ... NO! It’s a living semantic resource. That because we can interpret it, enhance it and use it as the underpinning of our scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: Most of the talk will be given by Flowerpoint, but we shall need: Reclaiming our Scholarship Peter Murray-Rust, … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: rluk10 One of our graduate students received a request from VERSITA – a Springer Journal – to become a “Language Editor”.

17 Jan 2022: Mine was “reclaim our scholarship” and I also showed the flowerpoint. ... Three of us (Carl Bergstrom, Johan Bollen and me) proposed a session on ” reclaim our scholarship” (RoS) and this took place on the Saturday (about 15 people came).

17 Jan 2022: We’ve got a splendid collection of about 600 Open PDFs for our jailbreak hackathon. ... 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

17 Jan 2022: Following our determination to create new ways of scholarship for the benefit of the world ... We chose the word “revolution” in a neutral sense – this can be the Digital Scholarship revolution in the same sense … Continue reading.

17 Jan 2022: Yesterday I blogged about our new project in Opening scholarship: @ccess. ... We have started a really new exciting venture in making scholarship available to everyone.

17 Jan 2022: already removed by fair use) to that which removes all the permission barriers that might interfere with scholarship. ... The one area where we have to power to act unilaterally is those parts of our own scholarship over which we have effective control

17 Jan 2022: That’s a large number so here’s our thinking…. What is a fact? ... They want to develop and retain control over scholarship. And I have additional knowledge.

17 Jan 2022: So MY/OUR reaction was Great! I don’t have to do tables. ... Our task is more varied. The grand visions for reforming scholarship include (and you will think of more) :. Machine semantic Indexing/access to some/all of the literature (“some” if the

17 Jan 2022: The theme is to look forward to how new technologies, motivations and ways of working might change our practices in scientific scholarship in this decade. ... Protocols and practices for Open Scholarship, driven by bibliography (JISC). (g) Open Climate

17 Jan 2022: My flowerpoint is double sided and carries my mantra “Reclaim our scholarship”.

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: It’s liberation informatics (I’ll talk more later). We can reclaim our scholarship. ... And special thanks to publishers and libraries who have supported our JISCorama in various projects.

17 Jan 2022: Think“. (from WP). I am still digesting the implication of data-driven scholarship, and Marc Smith’s metaphor of our footprints in the digital sand – ca 10 terabytes per person. ... Clearly these are not at the level of Funes, though I think we can

17 Jan 2022: Outrageous. This, as much as anything indicates that we are in the middle of a titanic battle for our scholarship and creativity. ... Constance Wiebrands who has invited me to talk in ECU tomorrow asks on this blog (see /pmr/2012/11/14/openaccess-opendata

17 Jan 2022: entirely it will fail as a commons and [divide our culture][17] into. ... saddled with the dichotomies of the past; we want our efforts to be.

17 Jan 2022: p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - #vivo12 my talk “Reclaim Our Scholarship” « petermr's blog /pmr/2011/11/27/textmining-my-years-negotiating-with-elsevier/#comment-3303 Unilever Centre ... for Molecular Informatics,

17 Jan 2022: Wikipedia’s Terry Foote summarized the freedoms at our 2005 Open Education Conference as:. ... But our icon isn’t ideal for this purpose since its design is specifically linked to our site.

17 Jan 2022: In passing it’s interesting to see how the developing range of technology has broadened our views on representability). ... This is also true of crystallographic data collected from departmental services as in our SPECTRa system.

17 Jan 2022: The world is changing very rapidly – universities must reach our beyond their walls. ... Very little is technically impossible. We must be on control of our knowledge and our metadata.

17 Jan 2022: But libraries are fixed on costs and fail to protect our other interests. ... I am prepared to agree that we should be considerate in our crawling.

17 Jan 2022: the ideas (not “our” ideas) to flourish, and even more importantly be implemented. ... I have commented before on how important BMC has been in establishing the credibility of Gold Open Access:

17 Jan 2022: pmr/2010/06/11/reclaiming-our-scholarship-tribute-to-vitek-tracz-and-bmc/ A Scientist and the Web Sun, 13 Jun 2010 12:06:04 0000 hourly 1 ... v=5.8.3 By: Science in the Open » Blog Archive » The BMC 10th Anniversary Celebrations and Open Data Prize /pmr

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17 Jan 2022: My hope in working on this scholarship is to present this material to writers through our standard modes of communication (tech comm journals). ... We have to write our own… Does s/he do it on a no grant/no fee basis? –

17 Jan 2022: for a combination of resources, philosophy, advocacy that support my scholarship (my current working definition of the “library of the future”). ... on our scholarship.

17 Jan 2022: Repositories, theses and journals use PDF and our semantic scholarship languishes. ... We destroy our information richness for the benefit of monetary gain or simple laziness.

17 Jan 2022: Destroy the pernicious pseudo-science of citation metrics. Reclaim our scholarship. This entry was posted inBookmark theLeave a Reply.

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: pmr/2010/06/10/reclaiming-our-scholarship-what-should-we-do-when-elsevier-crashes/ A Scientist and the Web Thu, 10 Jun 2010 20:32:20 0000 hourly 1 ... org/?v=5.8.3 By: Chris Rusbridge

17 Jan 2022: I have paid tribute to this in /pmr/2010/06/11/reclaiming-our-scholarship-tribute-to-vitek-tracz-and-bmc/ last year. I have also commended their initiatives in going beyond

17 Jan 2022: pmr/2012/11/14/openaccess-opendata-reclaiming-our-scholarship-ii-do-we-undervalue-it/ A Scientist and the Web Thu, 15 Nov 2012 23:19:03 0000 hourly 1 ... 0000 /pmr/?p=4175#comment-3824 In reply to <a

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: Reclaiming Our Scholarship (thanks to BMC): Motive, Means and Resource /pmr/2010/06/10/reclaiming-our-scholarship-thanks-to-bmc-motive-means-and-resource/ A Scientist and the Web

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. What do these columns mean? (chemical help required). In Quixote we are writing a semantic infrastructure for computational chemistry. That means we have to create precise and consistent annotation for components. The

17 Jan 2022: Search our instance to find metadata about anything in the British National Bibliography. ... it is possible to create a living map of scholarship, and we show three examples carried out with our bibliographic sets.

17 Jan 2022: Comments on: #openscholarship: Reclaim our Scholarship(III). How can we do this? ... pmr/2012/11/14/openscholarship-reclaim-our-scholarshipiii-how-can-we-do-this/ A Scientist and the Web Wed, 14 Nov 2012 13:55:30 0000 hourly 1

17 Jan 2022: What can we do? A lot. We can’t look to Universities as they have completely failed to address C21 scholarship. ... Build our own index of scholarship. It’s technically possible, and in my own Content Mine project I am making a start.

17 Jan 2022: We must reclaim our scholarship /pmr/2012/11/14/openaccess-opendata-in-perth-au-my-talk-on-open-scholarship-i-we-must-reclaim-our-scholarship/ A Scientist and the Web Sat, ... our-scholarship/#comment-3818 Constance Wiebrands Wed, 14 Nov 2012 04:02:19

17 Jan 2022: It’s liberation informatics (I’ll talk more later). We can reclaim our scholarship. ... And special thanks to publishers and libraries who have supported our JISCorama in various projects.

17 Jan 2022: Yesterday I blogged about our new project in Opening scholarship: @ccess. ... As a service to our customers we are providing this early version of the manuscript.

17 Jan 2022: Open-bibliography. This is extremely exciting as well because bibliography is key to our management and navigation of the scientific literature. ... As a result we hope to change the way in which science is published and its outputs are managed.] We see

17 Jan 2022: I am on the Science […]/p By: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - #openaccess #opendata Reclaiming our scholarship (II). ... Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - #openaccess #opendata Reclaiming our scholarship (II).

17 Jan 2022: Our machine interpretation of chemical names (OPSIN) is over 99.5% accurate, better than any human. ... Pingback: Unilever Centre for Molecular Informatics, Cambridge - #openaccess #opendata Reclaiming our scholarship (II).

17 Jan 2022: family, books, etc., from serious scholarship. ... But our icon isn’t ideal for this purpose since its design is specifically linked to our site.

17 Jan 2022: NO! It’s a living semantic resource. That because we can interpret it, enhance it and use it as the underpinning of our scholarship. ... The book itself challenged our ideas of sex, love, the class structure of Britain.