Connotea: Bookmarks matching tag oa.new (50 items) |
- Alma Swan: New EPrints Repository plugin for 2014 UK Research Excellence Framework
- Open Access Slovenia - official website
- A “librarian-LIS faculty” divide in open access practice
- GigaScience – a repository for large datasets
| Alma Swan: New EPrints Repository plugin for 2014 UK Research Excellence Framework Posted: 25 Nov 2011 04:00 AM PST listserver.sigmaxi.org The EPrints REF2014 plugin provides the functionality that repositories need to comply with the requirements of the UK's Research Excellence Framework REF beginning 2014. It allows them to submit their refereed publications automatically for evaluation. Other universities will find it useful for coupling repository deposit with annual researcher performance evaluation (the "Liège model" mandate) as a further benefit of self-archiving and self-archiving mandates. |
| Open Access Slovenia - official website Posted: 25 Nov 2011 02:41 AM PST |
| A “librarian-LIS faculty” divide in open access practice Posted: 25 Nov 2011 02:01 AM PST Journal of Documentation 67 (5), 791-805 (2011) From the Abstract: This paper measures the OA availabilities and citations of scholarly articles from 20 top-ranked LIS journals published in 2006. |
| GigaScience – a repository for large datasets Posted: 24 Nov 2011 08:44 AM PST BioMed Central, (23 Nov 2011) "The recent explosion of genomics technology has revolutionized biology, but it is only really of use if people are able to analyze and use the resulting sequences. Storage of such vast quantities of data is problematic, as the ongoing uncertainty over the future of NCBI’s arm of the Sequence Read Archive shows (SRA). The BGI, in conjunction with BioMed Central, recently launched GigaScience, a journal aimed specifically at projects generating a lot of data, which can accommodate such large datasets alongside the articles describing them. GigaScience also anticipates becoming a repository for stand-alone datasets such as those resulting from genome sequencing projects. One such dataset has just been released, and it contains the assembled and annotated sequences of genomes from three strains of sorghum, a plant of huge economic importance in the developing world as a source of food, fodder, fuel and fiber. The article describing these data has been published in Genome Biology; the raw reads are available from the SRA, and the assembled reads from GigaScience. This is the first time that a dataset has been cited as a DoI in an article's reference list, so is the first step in the process leading to researchers getting citation credits for the data they generate...." |
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