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OCLC Systems & Services: International digital library perspectives, 2003
This article addresses the opportunities that XML can offer to the publishing scientist and explores why there has been such a relatively slow take‐up. XML can revolutionize the way that scientists publish their work, but few publishers have shown enthusiasm for it.
Peter Murray-Rust, Henry S. Rzepa
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This article addresses the opportunities that XML can offer to the publishing scientist and explores why there has been such a relatively slow take‐up. XML can revolutionize the way that scientists publish their work, but few publishers have shown enthusiasm for it.
Peter Murray-Rust, Henry S. Rzepa
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Etiquette in scientific publishing
American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 2013Publishing a scientific article in a journal with a high impact factor and a good reputation is considered prestigious among one's peer group and an essential achievement for career progression. In the drive to get their work published, researchers can forget, either intentionally or unintentionally, the ethics that should be followed in scientific ...
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Micro‐credits in scientific publishing
Journal of Documentation, 2011PurposeNew technologies allow for efficient dissemination of scientific knowledge objects (SKOs). Yet they are likely to transform SKOs as well. The aim of this paper is to propose a way to structure SKOs that allows for both a clear individuation of the main scientific contributions and a fine‐grained structure of credits and evaluation.Design ...
Casati, Roberto +2 more
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2021
We have learned that communicating scientific findings is a crucial step of scientific methodology. Scientific claims gain their universal validity only through passing critical review by fellow experts. In addition to doing science, writing science is one of the main activities of researchers and scientists.
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We have learned that communicating scientific findings is a crucial step of scientific methodology. Scientific claims gain their universal validity only through passing critical review by fellow experts. In addition to doing science, writing science is one of the main activities of researchers and scientists.
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Worldwide Scientific Publishing Activity
Science, 2002If we view scientific activity as an indicator of wealth, and if we believe that publishing activity in peer-reviewed journals is correlated to scientific activity, then we can take the amount of papers published by individuals of a nation (divided by its total population) as an indicator of ...
Carolina, Perez-Iratxeta +1 more
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Publishing the Dictionary of Scientific Biography
Reference Services Review, 1981[The Dictionary of Scientific Biography, the “Landmark” reference work featured in this issue of RSR, is treated from two perspectives. Charles Scribner, Jr. describes the genesis of the DSB and provides some anecdotal and philosophical background about the deliberations and difficulties that culminated in this important reference resource.
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Fraud in scientific publishing
Oral Diseases, 2006Crispian, Scully, Bruce, Baum
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Network in Scientific Publishing
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 1994openaire +2 more sources