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- Open Access and Research Articles
- - Héloïse - Copyright and Policy of french publication of reviews
- Berlin 9: Future of Open Access in Humanities
- BioMed Central Blog : “Hacking the systems” of scholarly communication and personalized medicine – Q&A with Eric Schadt and John Wilbanks
- National Biological Information Infrastructure Program Termination
| Open Access and Research Articles Posted: 08 Nov 2011 06:33 PM PST Beyond Search, (08 Nov 2011) "Are academic publishers getting closer to a collapse? Budgets are tight. Those responsible for negotiating deals are hearing talk but getting modest concessions from publishers? Young researchers are Web savvy? Will the subscriptions just give way like a damp paper bag with one too many tomatoes dropped in by a teenager bagger. Search may just be good enough to find low cost or free information via the Web or an app for that...." |
| - Héloïse - Copyright and Policy of french publication of reviews Posted: 08 Nov 2011 04:18 PM PST heloise.ccsd.cnrs.fr Héloïse is like a SHERPA for French-language scholarly journals, now in beta. From the English-language version of the front page: "The system Heloise allows users to search and define the rights of broadcasting journals on various media (open archives, personal websites, intranet)...." |
| Berlin 9: Future of Open Access in Humanities Posted: 08 Nov 2011 01:56 PM PST |
| Posted: 08 Nov 2011 01:54 PM PST blogs.openaccesscentral.com "Open access to scientific data is a means to achieve the healthcare singularity’s end – of more efficient, reliable and reproducible research which will ultimately improve human health. Dr Eric Schadt (Mount Sinai School of Medicine and Editor-in-Chief of BioMed Central journal Open Network Biology) and John Wilbanks (Senior Fellow at the Kauffman Foundation, Research Fellow at Lybba and Open Network Biology Editorial Board member) are two scientists working to transform research on human disease. A major barrier to effective sharing of genetic and clinical data are suboptimal processes for obtaining informed consent from patients, and intellectual property restrictions placed on individual patient data obtained through research. One of the outcomes of Workgroup D at this spring’s Sage Commons Congress, attended by BioMed Central, was to develop a suite of legal tools to empower research participant control over the use and access to their samples and data. John Wilbanks – who recently left his full-time post as Vice President for Science at Creative Commons to focus on data sharing – is taking on this challenge with his latest project, Consent to Research, which celebrates its alpha release today...." |
| National Biological Information Infrastructure Program Termination Posted: 08 Nov 2011 08:33 AM PST nbii-info.blogspot.com "On January 15, 2012, the NBII website and any applications residing on the nbii.gov domain will be shut down and no longer available." |
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