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De-novo promoters emerge more readily from random DNA than from genomic DNA

Fuqua T, Wagner A.
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Library and information science and the philosophy of science

Journal of Documentation, 2005
PurposeThe purpose of this article is to introduce the special issue of Journal of Documentation about library and information science (LIS) and the philosophy of science.Design/methodology/approachThe most important earlier collected works about metatheories and philosophies of science within LIS are listed.FindingsIt is claimed that Sweden probably ...
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Research in Library and Information Science

DESIDOC Bulletin of Information Technology, 1998
Research in Library and information Science (115) briefly means the collection and analysis of original data on a problem of librarianship done within the library schools according to scientific and scholarly standards. This article briefly describes the research, its need and history, etc in LIS and presents the pattern and state-of-the-art of ...
A. Tejomurthy, P.S.G. Kumar
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Library and Information Science

2011
A key theme of Chapter III was the need to be able to seek out information and resources for oneself. Learners require this ability whether working in formal education (especially if engaged in project- or inquiry-based learning) or as autonomous learners outside any formal educational context.
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Library and Information Science

2017
Library and Information Science (LIS) is an interdisciplinary domain concerned with the creation, management, and uses of information in all its forms. Emerging from parallel developments in libraries and in information science, the field now encompasses diverse activities that are part of the information transfer cycle—such as the creation ...
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The Place of Library Science and Information-Documentation Science in Information Science

1973
(The author) is German and is now considered one of the leading international scholars and specialists in information science. After being developed and transformed into the "Institute of Scientific Librarianship and Information" in 1966, the Institute of Librarianship at Humboldt University-Berlin organized a colloquium entitled "The Subject and ...
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