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17 Jan 2022: There have been many very good tweets and they are archived on: http://opensciencefoundation.com/oss2010/ (I guess this will be dynamically updated.) I wasn’t able to show my … Continue ... Most of the talk will be given by Flowerpoint, but we shall

17 Jan 2022: Most of the talk will be given by Flowerpoint, but we shall need:. ... Reclaiming our Scholarship. Peter Murray-Rust,. Univ of Cambridge, Churchill College and Open Knowledge Foundation.

17 Jan 2022: But it is not. So we must Reclaim Our Scholarship. And that will be the primary theme of my short talk. ... It’s now possible. We create the scholarship. We create the meta-data.

17 Jan 2022: I’ve just got back from the meeting and will try to summarize some key points. ... So why are we curating this? The next few posts will be sporadic.

17 Jan 2022: 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 ... So we can’t tell where and how the new things will happen.

17 Jan 2022: You get a local graph in scholarship space. Times, places, events, comments, comments on comments… I had NO idea that so many books have been written about LCL. ... It’s a living piece of this century’s scholarship. It’s global. It’s Open.

17 Jan 2022: I haven’t yet tried out @Tabula but I am very hopeful it will manage the body of the table. ... I expect that words like “Coordinates” and “Year” will be very common and we can develop heuristics or machine learning.

17 Jan 2022: We are VERY grateful to Laura James, from our Advisory Board who also set up the Cambridge Makespace where the event will be held. ... Charles is a world expert on scholarship including the policy and legality of mining.

17 Jan 2022: I’ll start by suggesting a mantra:. OPEN SCHOLARSHIP OF THE WORLD FOR THE WORLD. ... FOR THE WORLD. The world needs scholarship or it will die physically, biologically, culturally.

17 Jan 2022: Left to myself I will publish in Open Access – with other authors I am fairly quiet. ... I hope, with less conviction, that academia will value that. This entry was posted in Uncategorized.