Ce que font les bibliothécaires quand vous ne les voyez pas
Et quoiqu'en dise le billet, c'est très similaire en BU
En creux ça illustrerait le manque de communication et de collaboration BM/BU
https://t.co/Vl8mhEaa5J
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Just discovered those nice and handing resources from the FORCE11-COPE Research Data Publishing Ethics Working Group: flowcharts! https://t.co/GUeeaSr0PM #researchdata#datasharing#ethics
@SallyRumsey1 @JohanRooryck Page FAQ says the authors are going to be automatically charged this new ADC if their paper has rights retention statements... I don't like it, but it seems hard to do RRS and escape the fee...
@curtisbrundy @SPARC_NA This is clearly an attempt to normalize charging authors a fee for something that can easily be done for free. The idea of charging an author a deposit charge for uploading a file is outrageous. @AmerChemSociety members - are you *really* ok with this???
It is a *big* day for Retraction Watch.
@CrossrefOrg has acquired the Retraction Watch Database and opened it for the scientific community!
https://t.co/IBjZzhOz8g
A reflection on how we got here -- and how important this is for RW.
https://t.co/u2josF0HWn
Memories from yesterday's #OAI13 Geneva watch party: in person watching of the sessions, fruitful discussions and the traditional share your drink made it a nice addition to the online conference.
Next up at #OAI13: Katherine Hermans, with a presentation titled: "Carrot & Stick: Policy as a driver for Open Science" about how the University of Zurich implemented an Open Science Policy. Join her and all participants at https://t.co/PbwX8IkP26
La cOAlition S fait le ménage parmi les journaux "en transformation" (et donc éligibles pour une prise en charge des APCs), nombre d'entre eux ne se transformant pas assez rapidement. https://t.co/08wv2yo54A #openaccess#cOAlitionS#transformativejournals#APCs
Congratulations @deepakunni3 on winning the Best Poster Award for his poster titled "Swiss Personalized Health Network: Making health data FAIR in Switzerland" at the 16th Annual International Biocuration Conference 2023!
⬇️https://t.co/PDaFJq967j
@SPHN_ch@ISBSIB#healthdata
During the hight of the serials crisis 20-30 years ago there was a theory that journal subscription costs could rise so quickly because there was a disconnect between the people who used journals - academics as authors and readers - and the people who paid for them - librarians
Evolución de las publicaciones en #IJERPH de #MDPI
Febrero 2023➡️1767 papers publicados
Marzo 2023➡️983 papers publicados
Abril 2023 ➡️328 papers publicados
Más detalles en https://t.co/tL7IxL0Np3
.@openalex by @OurResearch_org is now also human readable in courageous alpha-version (so with bugs but allowing early input) here: https://t.co/ZJKTdae1Fn. This open source scholarly knowledge graph uses a.o. PIDs to connect works/authors/institutions/sources/concepts and more.
You still have time to submit your poster abstract for #OAI13 (4-7 September 2023)! Call ends this Sunday. Join us to highlight your Open Science good practices or ideas: https://t.co/kU729fFoRC
“Community over Commercialization” is the theme for #OAWeek 2023
This year’s theme seeks to encourage a candid conversation about which approaches to open scholarship prioritize the best interests of the public and the academic community—and which do not. https://t.co/YtwRS9FZTs