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Budapest 10 Years After: The World Knows What Open Access Is?
At the Budapest Open Access Initiative 10th Anniversary meeting that was held in Budapest on February 14th, Alma Swan, who also chaired the discussion, has chosen Peter Suber, Stevan Harnad and Heather Joseph from the group, to recap the main … Continue reading
Posted in Open Access
Tagged Alma Swan, BOAI, Budapest Open Access Initiative, Heather Joseph, Open Access, Peter Suber, Stevan Harnad
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Michael Nielsen Talks About Second Open Science Revolution
Michael Nielsen gave a talk at the TEDxWaterloo event and he discussed what is the most popular debate lately about scientist giving away their data freely. Much like Stevan Harnad in his video participation at the BRDI conference in December, … Continue reading
Posted in Open Access, Open Access Tools, Open Education
Tagged Michael Nielsen, Open Access, Open Data, Open Research, open science, polymath, Stevan Harnad
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Open Access To Research Data vs. Open Access To Research Articles
The New Symposium on Open Data organized by the Board on Research Data and Information (BRDI) was held on December, 1 in Washington DC. Stevan Harnad participated virtually. In his video that has now been made publicly available, he once … Continue reading
The New Symposium on Open Data by the Board on Research Data and Information (BRDI)
Public symposium “The Value of Shared Access and ReUse of Publicly Funded Scientific Data” organized by the Board on Research Data and Information (BRDI) will be held on December, 1 at Washington DC, and as it is the task of … Continue reading
Simon Fraser University – From Fur Traps to Science Fiction
What would a fur trader such as Simon Fraser do with Open Access to data? He would probably not have thought of traveling to the mouth of a river which bears his name to this date. However, for the students … Continue reading
