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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 106 (17), (28 Apr 2009)
Excerpt: "Three journals have by far and away the most overall influence on science: Nature, PNAS, and Science, closely followed by the Journal of Biological Chemistry. So, publish in PNAS with the full knowledge that you are contributing to one of the most influential drivers of scientific progress."
LibraryFIT, (21 May 2009)
Queensland University of Technology, which adopted the world's first open access self-archiving mandate, described how it uses the deposits for national research assessment and institutional asset management and show-casing.
listserver.sigmaxi.org
An excellent critique by Andrew A Adams of a flawed THES article by Kathryn Sutherland, partly about Open Access
www.timeshighereducation.co.uk
A flawed article by Kathryn Sutherland, partly about OA. See Andrew A Adams's excellent critiques
blog.a-cubed.info
An excellent critique by Andrew A. Adams of a confused THES article by Kathryn Sutherland about, among other things, Open Access
Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, (2009)
computer simulation confirming the open access increases citations
www.ciac.ca
Posted by stevanharnad (who is an author) and 1 other on Sun May 03 2009 at 08:16 UTC | info | related
nonstop Ein Lese- und Hörbuch über die Geschwindigkeit des Lebens Hg. vom Stapferhaus Lenzburg 2009, 20-30 (2009)
Will science continue to grow forever? How we manage to keep pace with the growing amount of scientific literature
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