Why Open Access to Bibliographic Metadata Matters
Why Open Access to Bibliographic Metadata Matters de Anders Söderbäck
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Economic and Social Returns on Investment in Open Archiving Publicly Funded Research Outputs
The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) provided support for a feasibility study, to outline one possible approach to measuring the im...
User’s behaviour inside a digital library
CASPUR allows many academic Italian institutions located in the Centre-South of Italy to access more than 7 million of articles through a digital library platfo...
Envisioning the Future of Research Libraries: ARL’s Scenario-Development Project
In this July 19, 2010, ARL webcast, consultant Susan Stickley introduces the concept of scenario planning and highlights how it compares to and complements oth...
Scientists, Philosophers, and Knowledge Managers, Oh My!: The Use of Philosopher of Science Michael Polanyi’s Ideas in the Literature of the Knowledge Management Movement
This paper asks and attempts to answer the following questions in the order they appear: 1) What does formal philosophy have in common with business? 2) What, a...
Faculty self-archiving: Motivations and barriers
This study investigated factors that motivate or impede faculty participation in self-archiving practices – the placement of research work in various open...
The ADMIRAL Project: A Data Management Infrastructure for Research Across the Life sciences
ADMIRAL is a project of the Image Bioinformatics Research Group and is funded by the JISC. The purpose of the ADMIRAL Project is to create a two-tier federated ...