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17 Jan 2022: The economic cost of an article is about 250 USD. (Acta Crystallographica do it for 150 USD).

17 Jan 2022: It needs the political, economic, socialogocal and philosophical dimensions as well.

17 Jan 2022: After a wave of mergers and take-overs, big business publishing houses now exercise economic control over access to knowledge and free scientific discourse. ... I think it would form a good basis for philosophy and economics classes.

17 Jan 2022: It’s also good to see a newspaper championing freedom – we can almost prove it makes economic sense to remove this part of the anticommons.

17 Jan 2022: Insidiously dangerous. broken economic model (anticommons). Successes:.

17 Jan 2022: BIODIVERSITY. ECONOMICS OF CITIES. TRANSPORT. MATERIAL SCIENCE. My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what [knowledge] will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Posted on February 10, 2013 by pm286. There is a not-very-healthy series of attacks on the RCUK’s policy of insisting on funded articles carrying CC-BY licences wherever possible. They emanate mainly from non-scientists and

17 Jan 2022: If the industry put some effort into F/OSS this would be of direct economic benefit to them.

17 Jan 2022: economics, openness/democracy, innovations, disruption. Hargreaves. Very useful discussion (as would be expected).

17 Jan 2022: of knowledge in climate change and its potential environmental and socio-economic impacts.

17 Jan 2022: The economic cost of an article is about 250 USD. (Acta Crystallographica do it for 150 USD).

17 Jan 2022: Removing socio-economic obstacles to access, allowing access to source files, and creating a culture of inclusion and participation were recurring themes.

17 Jan 2022: We began to realize, particularly as new online communication and distribution channels developed, the problem was not only economic, but encompassed a complex set of issues that includes legislation, public policy,

17 Jan 2022: So, in conclusion, this is about economics where the proponents hide the facts and the arguments can be highly speculative (“if you do/not do X, then Y would/not happen”).

17 Jan 2022: The American Chemical Society (ACS), the world’s biggest scientific society, is feeling the effects of the global economic downturn.

17 Jan 2022: economically. It provides a space for communication, to access information,. for technological development and for economic activity.

17 Jan 2022: I do not know what historians will say but I hope that some of them will point out that this is a tragic backwater where commercial and economic interests briefly held

17 Jan 2022: The problem – as often – is that the economics are broken.

17 Jan 2022: Where: Clement House (D602), London School of Economics, London, UK (Programme: programme page.

17 Jan 2022: Questions:. Me: Economic costs of capturing data outside ‘big science’. PMR: If we try to retro-fit costs are substantial.

17 Jan 2022: It’s argued to have considerable benefits – that funded work which is universally visible brings economic and moral/political rewards.

17 Jan 2022: directly from a survey to gather data. This is common in astronomy, environment, particle physics, genomes, social science, economics, etc.

17 Jan 2022: the global economic downturn./em/span/p p/p p style="margin-left: 0.61cm;margin-bottom: 0.42cm" align="left"spanemOn 28 April, six months after tightening its belt a

17 Jan 2022: The biological and economic importance of the superfamily Chrysomeloidea make it vital to understand the factors that drive diversification in this group.

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17 Jan 2022: School). Research for our new data blog, coming soon. Collaborations with our Working Groups, for example the Working Group on Open Economics.

17 Jan 2022: Besides the economic argument, the proposed changes will have a very serious impact on digital democracy.

17 Jan 2022: It’s about investing in science for the benefit of the world rather than for the benefit of […]/p By: Economics of open-source publishing « Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week ... pmr/2011/10/07/the-scholarly-poor-the-climate-code-foundation/#comme

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Posted on June 16, 2010 by pm286. Dictated and Scraped into Arcturus. John Wilbanks is Director of Science Commons and a co-author of the Panton Principles. He has responded to my concerns about access to climate change data,

17 Jan 2022: The new framework for research assessment and funding will ensure that excellent research of all types is rewarded, including that most likely to have an economic and social impact.”.

17 Jan 2022: Nigel Lawson sat on the House of Lords Select Committee which reviewed Climate Change and its Economics in considerable detail in 2005, taking a wide range of technical submissions. ... If I recall correctly, they concluded that the scientific and

17 Jan 2022: With electronic publication the economics change. There is no resource-limitation on what can be deposited – it is purely a balance between the interests of readers, publishers and authors.

17 Jan 2022: It’s argued to have considerable benefits – that funded work which is universally visible brings economic and moral/political rewards.

17 Jan 2022: Unlike the Cambridge Data Centre the data includes inorganic structures. The software is modern and extensible and it should be economic to develop many new applications.

17 Jan 2022: access but some cost-recovery is not necessarily. excluded…”. “…There are several economic models for providing.

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Posted on July 13, 2007 by pm286. If your life is driven by citations, then Heather Piwowar has shown that data openly accessible in papers increases the citations. From her blog:. Presentation on Citation Rate for Shared

17 Jan 2022: Insidiously dangerous. broken economic model (anticommons). Successes:.

17 Jan 2022: Modern Economy is to provide a forum for scientists and social workers to present and discuss issues in international economics.

17 Jan 2022: Please indicate what percentage of Full Economic Costs (FEC) will be be recovered from Elsevier.

17 Jan 2022: JUMBO: PMR chemical software. Felix Q Potuit (London School of Economics) [the LSE beaver is on Felix’s T-Shirt].

17 Jan 2022: On Saturday the OKFN is having an economics hackathon (Metametrik) in London where we are taking five papers and aiming to build a semantic model. ... So Metametrik will formalize the semantics of (a subset of) economic models, many of which are based on

17 Jan 2022: I think it would form a good basis for philosophy and economics classes.

17 Jan 2022: economics of green OA. ... Will it waive fees in cases of economic hardship? Will it force authors to pay the fee if they want to comply with a prior funding contract mandating deposit in an

17 Jan 2022: Thanks Jim,. I don’t disagree with your analysis. I’m not an economics expert so I don’t know the best model and in any case this is a multinational

17 Jan 2022: The new framework for research assessment and funding will ensure that excellent research of all types is rewarded, including that most likely to have an economic and social impact.”.

17 Jan 2022: domain -- was not even thinkable prior to the online era, when we did not even have Gratis OA -- because of the genuine economic constraints of the Gutenberg medium. ... domain — was not even thinkable prior to the online era, when we did not even have

17 Jan 2022: We began to realize, particularly as new online communication and distribution channels developed, the problem was not only economic, but encompassed a complex set of issues that includes legislation, public policy,

17 Jan 2022: The increasing economic unsustainability of conventional publishing. So it will change.

17 Jan 2022: A report commissioned by 10 Downing Street sociologist Dame Janet Finch will say that open access to public-funded research ‘offers significant social and economic benefits’.

17 Jan 2022: Questions:. Me: Economic costs of capturing data outside ‘big science’. PMR: If we try to retro-fit costs are substantial.