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17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Departmental anything, not just chemistry, may be dying". (I think WordPress failed to publish this when I wrote it, so please excuse if it is a second posting). Last week’s Nobel Prize for Chemistry has upset a number of

17 Jan 2022: making these available openly via our new Mendeley data platform (). I will keep you informed as I learn more. However, for confirmation I assume that your main interest is in securing ... Note that under the new 2014 UK exception to Copyright I can

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Dialogue" with Elsevier – story-2 ("Despicable" Legal Weasel Words). ContentMine is going to mine the whole scholarly literature (10,000 articles every day). We’d hoped to do this some months ago and one of the reasons

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. English sentences without overt grammatical subject". We had a Ph. D. viva today and a small party afterwards. We got onto interesting scholarly publications which reminded me of a paper which came out in my early career. It

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. How can we persuade ACS to change?". David Wild. Says:. So does anyone have any ideas on how we can pursuade ACS to change? I’m not sure the usual forms of protest would work. We can obviously resign our memberships, but

19 Jul 2022: I'm worried that, the world over, policymakers are simply not taking the threat of climate change seriously enough," she told Channel 4 News. ... Watch the full interview:. Channel 4 News speaks to Emily about the heatwave, climate change and the

17 Jan 2022: Nature Precedings, several database publications, Nature Reports publications (3), Nature Network, Scintilla, online daily news service, gateways, blogs, many individual articles and collections of articles are freely available (”projects and

17 Jan 2022: Chem. Eng. News 3 July 2006, 84 (27), 8) the nonprofit Open Access publishing organization PLoS has just increased its author fees from $1500 USD per article to 20002500 USD to

17 Jan 2022: But it’s worth noting that (a) anyone can set up a journal (b) OA may become the new “organic” (food, not chemistry) and (c) journals are not unprofitable – I gather

17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. open access" is not good enough. I have ranted at regular intervals about the use of “Open Access” or often “open access” as a term implying more than it delivers. My current concern is that although there are are