Tag Archive for 'elife'
Published on
March 17, 2013 in
identity/privacy and Scopus.
Tags: altmetrics bibliometrics, elife, figshare, i18n, internationalization, L10n, localization, odin, orcid, Scopus.
Published on
October 5, 2012 in
conferences, Scopus and STM publishing.
Tags: ebsco, eds, elife, exlibris, pdfs, press, primo, Scopus, sils.
Published on
September 14, 2012 in
altmetrics bibliometrics, Scopus, serendipity and STM publishing.
Tags: alm, altmetrics bibliometrics, elife, qs, scholarly publishing, Scopus, serendipity, World University Rankings.
Published on
April 27, 2012 in
altmetrics bibliometrics, citation management, metadata, Scopus, serendipity, STM publishing and unconferences.
Tags: article-level-metrics, elife, papers, PLoS, reference management, scibarcamb, scibarcamp, science 2.0, Scopus, serendipity.
- RT @BoraZ: RT @brainpicker Free Radicals: Unraveling the Secret Anarchy and Serendipity of Science http://t.co/nXpxq3Uy 2012-04-26
- @aarontay also Download Manager now supports Chrome, etc. A top priority is to to fully support all major browsers by Q4/Q1. in reply to aarontay 2012-04-26
- @michelleoyen Great meeting you as well. What are your thoughts after looking at SNIP? in reply to michelleoyen 2012-04-26
- How researchers network http://t.co/if6NVjH1 2012-04-26
- RT @DublinCore: Harvard bibliographic data released under open license http://t.co/geTuijj4 ; OCLC post: http://t.co/HPeBfzmW 2012-04-25
- @Stew Just checked out @altmetric beta, well done. 2012-04-25
- RT @papersapp: Big day! Official Papers for Windows release, Papers 2.2 release, and major updates in Papers for iOS. The #Papersapp fam … 2012-04-24
- RT @mistersugar: Anyone following me in the last few weeks & who doesn’t know about #scio13, pls see http://t.co/OR7GZzYn http://t.c … 2012-04-24
- The Photo App Facebook Didn’t Buy: Hipstamatic http://t.co/UGnEby4r via @Inc 2012-04-24
- RT @CameronNeylon: Congrats to @mfenner who is coming to PLoS to be technical lead on the Article Level Metrics project #altmetrics #woo … 2012-04-23
- Found on #Scopus: Making Bibliographic Researchers More Efficient: Tools for Organizing and Downloading PDFs, Part 1: http://t.co/p8AvPS7I 2012-04-23
- Found on #Sciverse #Scopus: Validating online reference managers for scholarly impact measurement http://t.co/PAyzSfe1 #altmetrics 2012-04-23
- Internet Explorer 9 display issues resolved | SciVerse Scopus http://t.co/R9n2mBuL 2012-04-23
- RT @clearsci: If you could live forever, would you? #SciBarCamb debate. 13 ayes to 25 noes. 2012-04-22
- RT @michelleoyen: best tweet of the day “@easternblot: @IanMulvany Were you a lesbian mouse?” #SciBarCamb 2012-04-21
- RT @sharmanedit: #scibarcamb Answer from @ianmulvany: ideal would be a Research Object on github with unit tests that would continually … 2012-04-21
- RT @IanMulvany: This years #scibarcamb is brilliant. 2012-04-21
- RT @petermurrayrust: #scibarcamb @Ianmulvany shyould use Amazon WS for publishing as they have much of the technology already 2012-04-21
- RT @VibhutiJPatel: In the future will we go from articles to interactive ‘research objects’ to record scientific progress in a more comp … 2012-04-21
- RT @stuffysour: #scibarcamb #elife @ianmulvaney says “I’d love to see us publish a high-impact piece of software and have *that* be the … 2012-04-21
- #scibarcamb #elife will work with #dryad for data. measure of reuse beyond citation? 2012-04-21
- RT @petermurrayrust: #scibarcamb @Ianmulvany hope article-level metrics will be a driver 2012-04-21
- RT @stuffysour: #scibarcamb @ianmulvaney about new #oa journal #eLife: “It’s insane – we really have carte blanche to do what we want!” 2012-04-21
- #scibarcamb elife will pay reviewers, reviews to be published with DOIs. Lightweight and high quality, how? 2012-04-21
- RT @laurawheelers: ‘ELife feedback – What would you do with 20 million pounds?’ @ianmulvany #scibarcamb session starting! 2012-04-21
- RT @dellybean: The Genographic Project from NatGeo to analyse your mitochondrial DNA: https://t.co/SSggC3qd as mentioned at #scibarcamb 2012-04-21
- RT @michelleoyen: Oh even better, flying elephants. #SciBarCamb 2012-04-21
- RT @NinaBeadle: Would it be appropriate to eat cultured burgers made from human cells?? #SciBarCamb 2012-04-21
- #SciBarCamb #li (@ Cambridge Union Society) http://t.co/A4nUD54W 2012-04-21
