Document sharing speeds up research
Science, perhaps more than any other human endeavour, depends on the sharing of information and ideas. This takes place by a variety of means,…
Science, perhaps more than any other human endeavour, depends on the sharing of information and ideas. This takes place by a variety of means,…
What is EMBASE?The EMBASE biomedical and pharmacological bibliographic database provides access to the most up-to-date citations and abstracts from biomedical and drug literature. It…
The debate on open access has descended into bickering, blogging and spinning by the very people who should be working together to make open…
Archiving the oral presentations from conferences is growing in popularity among associations. It gives them an opportunity to increase the return on investment from…
Over the last 15 years the high-energy physics (HEP) community has achieved what is known as full green open access. This means that there…
Traditionally, the quality of universities and their research are compared using measures such as numbers of published papers, especially those in peer-reviewed journals with…
More mature users of electronic information remember the delights of Gophers and Veronicas. These worked mainly because there was so little information published electronically.…
We are getting used to the idea that all the background literature that a researcher needs to read can be found online. Whether they…
In 2006, sales in the European online scientific, technical and medical (STM) information segment increased by 10.5 per cent to reach ?1.3bn. Such a…
Ensuring long-term access to digital information is an ongoing challenge. Firstly, there is the need to ensure that data is inputted and stored in…
Publishers like to think that their brands attract people to their content. But for the majority of users it is just about getting the…
In March this year representatives of publishers and search engines gathered in London to try to break the stalemate over permissions for using different…