Émergence de l’open access « gris » : LibGen et Sci-Hub comme filières clandestines de l’IST
Émergence de l’open access « gris » : LibGen et Sci-Hub comme filières clandestines de l’IST from Guillaume Cabanac
Auteur/autrice : Hans Dillaerts
Towards an open science publishing platform
Authors : Vitek Tracz, Rebecca Lawrence The way science and research is done is rapidly becoming more open and collaborative. The traditional way of publishing ...
Open Source Database and Website to Provide Free and Open Access to Inactive U.S. Patents in the Public Domain
Authors : Yuenyong Nilsiam, Joshua M. Pearce Although theoretically the patent system is meant to bolster innovation, the current United States Patent and Trade...
Effect of Government Data Openness on a Knowledge-Based Economy
Authors : Jae-Nam Lee, Juyeon Ham, Byounggu Choi Many governments have recently begun to adopt the concept of open innovation. However, studies on...
Open Post Publication Peer Review: An Innovation in Scientific Communication
Authors : Peiling Wang, Manasa Rath, Michael Deike, Wu Qiang This research observes the emerging open peer review journals. In scientific publishing, transparen...
Free articles and Accounting for the timing effect
Authors : Nursyeha Binte Yahaya, Tay Chee Hsien Aaron Various studies have attempted to assess the amount of free full text available on the web and recent work...
Scientific data science and the case for Open Access
Author : Gopal P. Sarma “Open access” has become a central theme of journal reform in academic publishing. In this article, I examine the consequences of an imp...