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17 Jan 2022: And later he proved he could float. Elsevier has bought the Maxwell journals and brands. ... In the next post I’ll tell you – I just didn’t want it to be in the same post as Maxwell.

17 Jan 2022: I have enthused about Dylan’s chemistry blog, Tenderbutton. Unfortunately for us, he closed down about a month ago.

17 Jan 2022: I was pointed today to a really impressive blog: http://blog.tenderbutton.com The author describes himself as: My name is Dylan Stiles and I work in the Trost lab at

17 Jan 2022: I was pointed today to a really impressive blog: http://blog.tenderbutton.com The author describes himself as: My name is Dylan Stiles and I work in the Trost lab at

17 Jan 2022: Organizes Universities to point in the same direction. Yes, we need a Maxwell demon. ... But haven’t we had a Maxwell Demon already in #scholpub? Posted inPosted on May 12, 2012 by pm286.

17 Jan 2022: I have enthused about Dylan’s chemistry blog, Tenderbutton. Unfortunately for us, he closed down about a month ago.

17 Jan 2022: My name is Dylan Stiles and I work in the Trost lab at sunny Stanford University. ... Dylan enthuses about Wikipedia and has contributed to the chemistry there.

17 Jan 2022: As Org Prep says:. The Org Prep Daily access rate has been pretty high this week – clearly with the help of the plugs from Dylan, Kyle, Tot Synth and also ... I think the blogg format may work for this purpose. The main inspiration came from Dylan’s

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: If the Universities had said (“this is a bad idea, don’t sign”) we would never have had Maxwell, never had ownership of scholarship by for-profit organizations.

17 Jan 2022: Things don’t add up. Dylan, can you get to the bottom of this pecular situation?

17 Jan 2022: I have enthused about Dylan’s chemistry blog, Tenderbutton. Unfortunately for us, he closed down about a month ago.

17 Jan 2022: Carmen follows in the footsteps of Derek Lowe and Dylan Stiles, who now pen monthly columns for RSC’s Chemistry World.It’s definitely fitting, because of all the chemical blogs

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Category Archives: Uncategorized. 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

17 Jan 2022: If the Universities had said (“this is a bad idea, don’t sign”) we would never have had Maxwell, never had ownership of scholarship by for-profit organizations.

17 Jan 2022: That doesn’t remove the author copyright. It would also be possible (thoughthe probability requires a Maxwell demon (JamesClerk, not Robert)) for publishers to own the copyright of abstracts and donate

17 Jan 2022: If the Universities had said (“this is a bad idea, don’t sign”) we would never have had Maxwell, never had ownership of scholarship by for-profit organizations.

17 Jan 2022: I speak from the perspective of one who, along with the rest of the staff of Pergamon Press (and other companies under the Maxwell Communications Corporation umbrella), once had to digest

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Posted on August 3, 2007 by pm286. I’ve a few minutes to kill before the shuttle to Scifoo…. I believe the chemical blogosphere is among the leaders in domain-specific blogging and I’ll be bouncing this idea off the

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Posted on July 18, 2011 by pm286. We are all now judged by citations? But what IS a citation? It’s not easy to answer… and it may not be quite what you think. gives:. Broadly, a citation is a reference to a published or

17 Jan 2022: Things don’t add up. Dylan, can you get to the bottom of this pecular situation?

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Whats’ the difference between Elsevier and British Gas? This is a serious question and I have a serious answer. See if you can guess it. If so add a comment. You can substitute “FooPub” for “Elsevier” where FooPub

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Today we mobilize the forces of academic Freedom. I’m attaching a mail that’s going round the academic twittersphere – mobilizing everyone to sign a WhiteHouse (US) petition requiring that all federally funded research

17 Jan 2022: I speak from the perspective of one who, along with the rest of the staff of Pergamon Press (and other companies under the Maxwell Communications Corporation umbrella), once had to digest

17 Jan 2022: That doesn’t remove the author copyright. It would also be possible (thoughthe probability requires a Maxwell demon (JamesClerk, not Robert)) for publishers to own the copyright of abstracts and donate

17 Jan 2022: And later he proved he could float. Elsevier has bought the Maxwell journals and brands. ... In the next post I’ll tell you – I just didn’t want it to be in the same post as Maxwell.

17 Jan 2022: In the 1970s and 1980s (until Maxwell), publishing was a leisurely activity, often taking 2 years (in chemistry) and I gather sometimes much more in eg Mathematics.

17 Jan 2022: If the Universities had said (“this is a bad idea, don’t sign”) we would never have had Maxwell, never had ownership of scholarship by for-profit organizations.

17 Jan 2022: Pergamon was run by Robert Maxwell. It had an appealing visual quality – higher than the society journals. ... In the 1970s and 1980s (until Maxwell), publishing was a leisurely activity, often taking 2 years (in chemistry) and I gather sometimes much

17 Jan 2022: Greg Maxwell was originally planning to do this anonymously, which would NOT be CD.

17 Jan 2022: Greg Maxwell was originally planning to do this anonymously, which would NOT be CD.

17 Jan 2022: But this post is quite long enough for today…. [1] One of Robert Maxwell’s first journals.