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Giving Open Access a Bad Name
Last Thursday, Jonathan Eisen, an evolutionary biologist, Open Access advocate, and the first Academic Editor-in-Chief of PLoS Biology, lost his cool. In a blog post aptly titled, “For $&%# … more →
The Scholarly Kitchen
Giving Open Access a Bad Name
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Philip Davis wrote 4 weeks ago: Last Thursday, Jonathan Eisen, an evolutionary biologist, Open Access advocate, and the first Academ … more →
How Meaningful Are User Ratings? (This Article = 4.5 Stars!)
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David Crotty wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia The impact factor has long been recognized as a problematic method for interpret … more →
Which coisogenic mouse is more like Stuart Little?
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dendrite wrote 1 month ago: Image via Wikipedia ** podcast interview accompanies this post ** Lab mice have it pretty good I sup … more →
Men who voted for McCain saw testosterone drop
Eyquem wrote 2 months ago: Men who voted for Republican John McCain in last year’s US presidential election saw their tes … more →
PLoS Releases Article-level Metrics
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Philip Davis wrote 3 months ago: Image by dullhunk via Flickr Last week, the Public Library of Science (PLoS) announced the release o … more →
Challenging Assumptions on Open Access Cost Savings
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Philip Davis wrote 5 months ago: Image by Random Tony via Flickr European countries could save millions of Euros if they switched to … more →
The Tip of an Iceberg?
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Kent Anderson wrote 6 months ago: Image by Gideon Burton via Flickr Today’s post by Phil Davis outlines a small experiment to se … more →
The SLENZ Update – No 83, May 16, 2009
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johnwaugh wrote 7 months ago: COULD YOU BECOME YOUR AVATAR? So you want an ‘out-of-body’ experience in Second Life … more →
JoVE Leaves Open Access Behind
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Philip Davis wrote 8 months ago: Image by Stecky via Flickr The Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) has implemented a subscripti … more →
A "Map of Science" from Los Alamos
davidkirkpatrick wrote 8 months ago: Here’s the release from earlier this month — you’ll have to hit the link for the m … more →
The brain exists between order and chaos
davidkirkpatrick wrote 9 months ago: This study explains a lot … The release: The human brain is on the edge of chaos Cambridge-bas … more →
Fetal Stem-Cell Treatment Caused Tumors
Aphiemi wrote 10 months ago: FOX News via the AP is reporting that a family that had their son undergo a highly-experimental feta … more →
Microblogging in PLoS
Pawel Szczesny wrote 10 months ago: I don’t usually repost news, as my FriendFeed stream (also available from the sidebar of this … more →
What's Your Health Score?
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hookupwithhealth wrote 11 months ago: 2008 Reseach published in the journal of the Public Library of Science shows that people who exercis … more →
Sneaky Cats
Johannes wrote 1 year ago: Evolutionary researchers at Duke University recently published a study where they investigate the di … more →
Open Access Day
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davelove wrote 1 year ago: I spent most of Open Access Day in the lab grinding out bench work and preparing our new (to us) CO2 … more →
News, Scholarly Communications: Open Access Day
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creaky wrote 1 year ago: Open Access Day Today, October 14 2008 Photo credit: http://openaccessday.org/program/ The first int … more →
a perspective transformation
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learningdocument wrote 1 year ago: From an essay entitled “The Critics Need a Reboot. The Internet hasn’t led us into a new … more →
Prozac, used by 40m people, does not work say scientists
kalengirl wrote 1 year ago: Sarah Boseley, health editor The Guardian, Tuesday February 26, 2008 Prozac, the bestselling antidep … more →
