Hardin Scholarly Communication News - 12/1/04
Table of Contents
December 1, 2004
- Special Guest Editorial: “As a scientific community we must examine [open access] both for its positive aspects and its negative impact.”
- AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGY SOCIETY COMMENTS ON NIH PLAN
- …THE ALLIANCE FOR TAXPAYER ACCESS RESPONDS TO APS
- NIH FLOODED WITH COMMENTS ON PUBLIC ACCESS PROPOSAL
- CONGRESS OKS NIH PROPOSAL, BUT WILL IT END UP IN COURT?
- MICHAEL KELLER (OF HIGHWIRE PRESS) COMMENTS ON NIH PLAN
- WELLCOME AND NIH OPEN ACCESS PLANS
- STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS POSTS TURNAROUND
- BIOMED CENTRAL PLANS OPEN REPOSITORY
- THE DEBUT OF GOOGLE SCHOLAR
- PLOS EDITOR ABRUPTLY LEAVES, RETURNS TO LANCET
- THOMSON WHITE PAPER TOUTS GROWTH OF OPEN ACCESS
- ICOLC SAYS PRICING REMAINS A TOP CONCERN
- UK GOVERNMENT CAUTIOUS IN RESPONSE TO STM REPORT
- THE FUTURE OF TEXTBOOK PUBLISHING
- CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY’S REPORT ON OPEN ACCESS PUBLISHING
- NEURO-ONCOLOGY MAKES AN IMPACT
- NEW (AND FREELY AVAILABLE) HEALTH SCIENCE E-BOOKS AND E-JOURNALS
Karen Fischer, editor
karen-fischer@uiowa.edu
Information Resources Librarian
Hardin Library for the Health Sciences
karen-fischer@uiowa.edu
Information Resources Librarian
Hardin Library for the Health Sciences
