Madoff effect in research institutions
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Madoff hour
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Google ends its experiment with Google Research Datasets that was going to provide scientists a way to store large amount of datasets.
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Eigenfactor and Article Influence were developed by Carl Bergstrom and his team at Washington University. Great initiative.![]()
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A full day of creativity from scientists all over the globe showing us the amazing applications that they can develop to "accelerate science" once the content is "opened up".
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Library Services at the University of Huddersfield has released a major portion of their book circulation and recommendation data under an Open Data Commons/CC0 licence. This is great attempt to analyze usage data and create additional services/products based on this. via Dave Pattern
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's return on the university's investment in its library.
Paula Kaufman's study is a good read for anyone who is questioning their investment in library resources.
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by Jorge Cham at PHD comics,
now we need something for h-index....
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Carol Goble receives Jim Gray e-science award.
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While the company is struggling financially, it's good to see that the tech and product team are not living in a "bunker" mentality![]()
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Penguin's exciting moves.
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"We need to find ways to make sharing research results and tools easy, trackable, and useable by scientists on a day-to-day basis. Science Commons is working on these problems in a way that few other projects contemplate: they don’t write papers, they release “running code” like contracts for sharing biological materials and open contracts for biological tools like stem cells and genetically modified mice." Richard Bookman
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Computer Science base show how you can turn facts into knowledge using Freebase platform
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Deepak announced Amazon's Amazon Public Data Sets program. This is another good initiative for "open data" and for scientists
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