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17 Jan 2022: A Scientist and the Web. Open Scholarship 2006 – 1. Posted on October 20, 2006 by pm286. ... Why were librarians, senior editors and principals silent? Can we be sure that our continued inability to control our own scholarship is not leading us into an

17 Jan 2022: Here Harvard students make their senior theses accessible to the world, for the advancement of scholarship and the widening of open access to academic research.

17 Jan 2022: I’m at the University of Glasgow – in the splendid castellated Hunter Halls – for the European meeting on Open Scholarship. ... Why were librarians, senior editors and principals silent? Can we be sure that our continued inability to control our

17 Jan 2022: PMR: I want libraries to succeed and porsper and be a vital part of the defence of scholarship. ... PMR: Academics ultimately take complete responsibility and the more senior, the more responsibility.

17 Jan 2022: already removed by fair use) to that which removes all the permission barriers that might interfere with scholarship. ... Here Harvard students make their senior theses accessible to the world, for the advancement of scholarship and the widening of open

17 Jan 2022: that word processors understand./li liGeneralize this approach for other e-scholarship applications. ... the use of the information in scholarship by machines as well as humans.

17 Jan 2022: PMR: I want libraries to succeed and porsper and be a vital part of the defence of scholarship. ... PMR: Academics ultimately take complete responsibility and the more senior, the more responsibility.