- RT @McDawg: Also related – what do folks think about open peer review? Here’s the most recent poll I’m aware of http://t.co/DqhSkE6g #acwri 2012-03-15
- RT @invisiblecomma: I like DOIs, and I like Content Negotiation: http://t.co/VtwCBYf5 (and I’m glad @phillord is drawing attention to so … 2012-03-15
- RT @grsprings: library directors & senior administrators – please take my survey: http://t.co/FSazvB1x 2012-03-13
- RT @datadryad: “Big shoulders in scholarly communication: data archiving and altmetrics” slides from @researchremix at #HWMtg2012 http: … 2012-03-13
- RT @cazzerson: Congrats! RT @LibraryJournal: Movers & Shakers 2012: The People Shaping the Future of Libraries: http://t.co/0u7LW1E0 #li … 2012-03-13
- RT @Stew: Here’s a sneak peek video tour of the new Altmetric Explorer: http://t.co/GsyA3NCS . Sign up for early access at http://t.co/f … 2012-03-13
- RT @franknorman: “A transition to new breed of scientists who understand importance of sci netwks” What Is A Scientific Social Network? … 2012-03-12
- RT @SciVerseHub: Take A Look at What We Are Planning…:
Release Date:Monday, March … htt … 2012-03-12 - Found on #Sciverse:Use of library space and the library as place http://t.co/DSOyTzb0 2012-03-12
- RT @briankelly: Twitterers Do It In Bed! Do you tweet work stuff in bed? Is this good or bad? https://t.co/a7IXbzPD (from Saturday) 2012-03-12
- RT @LibraryRenewal: “Librarians are the coolest people at SXSW.” – Monica Sack, Interactive ISA Coordinator http://t.co/rEOPHePv 2012-03-12
- Found on #Sciverse:A sensitivity analysis of researchers’ productivity rankings to the time of citation observation http://t.co/KGHh3xHT 2012-03-12
- Found on #Sciverse:A Hirsch-type index of co-author partnership ability http://t.co/BC438sDv 2012-03-12
- RT @rafaelsidi: RT @phylogenomics: The Evolution of Science: Open Publishing http://t.co/TPXUMQea 2012-03-11
- RT @dullhunk: “Human-brain peta-flops” A Citizen Science Approach for Improving Multiple Sequence Alignment http://t.co/P9qnFtiK via @PL … 2012-03-10
Archive for the 'open science' Category
Weekly Twitter Activity 2012-03-16
Published on March 16, 2012 in altmetrics bibliometrics, librarian culture, library as place, metadata, open science, scholarly publishing, science 2.0 and STM publishing. 0 Comments Tags: altmetrics bibliometrics, biomedexperts, citizen science, datacite, doi, science 2.0, socialsoftware.
Video of Belgrade lecture on Connnecting Publications and Data (01 Oct. 2011)
Published on December 6, 2011 in conferences, metadata, open science, scholarly publishing, SciVerse Applications, Scopus and STM publishing. 0 Comments Tags: belgrade, conference, datacite, journals, nextbio, pangaea, publishing, reaxys, reflect, scholarly communication, scholarly publishing, sciverse applications, serbia.
Available now is the video of my plenary talk at the 11th International Conference on Scientific Digitalization of Cultural and Scientific Heritage, University Repositories and Distance Learning. My slides and notes are available here.
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- Scopus March 2012 release overview: New Document Details Pages, Interoperability with Hub, Lipid Structures (beta), etc.
- An Introduction to Scopus Analyze Results (now live!)
- SNEAK PREVIEW Scopus Analyze Results: Overview and use case
- Raising visibility of local data collections through linking with international publication databases (Belgrade, Serbia)
- Weekly Activity for 2011-04-03
links for 2010-02-16
Published on February 17, 2010 in elsevier, open science and science 2.0. Closed Tags: apis, data, elsevier, scholarly communication, science.
- Article by Rafael: “Offering their content through open APIs, publishers and platform providers can present researchers with application building tools based on more comprehensive content. In fact, publishers and platform providers have an opportunity to serve as the host of the new scientific knowledge ecosystem that is evolving.”
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- EContent interview: One Book, Many Covers: Meeting the Challenges of Multiplatform Publishing, BlackBerry app launched (Weekly Twitter Activity)
- Weekly Activity for 2010-11-28
- Presentation: Connecting Publications and Data – Connecting Scientific Resources Breakout – Science Online London 2010
- links for 2010-03-29
- links for 2010-02-04 – HKU and Scopus APIs
links for 2010-01-29
Published on January 30, 2010 in open science, science and science 2.0. Closed Tags: cameronneylon, elsevier, interview, opennotebook, openscience.
- Lengthy and detailed interview with Cameron Neylon touching on just about everything related to Open Science.
