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GLAM/Newsletter/January 2012/Contents/Open Access report
For some reason, I had forgotten to mention here the three reports that I had put into This Month in GLAM for January (available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License or compatible). So I will paste the one on Open … Continue reading
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Tagged featured content, GLAM, Open Access, report, This Month in GLAM, tools, WikiProject Open Access
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Musings on the Research Works Act, Open Access pledges and Wikimedia
Over on Foundation-l, an interesting thread has been developing today on the Research Works Act, Open Access pledges and any potential role therein for Wikimedia. I just posted some thoughts on the matter, quoted in full below the fold. … Continue reading
Critically endangered: the Galapagos mangrove finch (Camarhynchus heliobates), the rarest of Darwin’s finches
By definition, endangered species consist of low numbers of individuals, which also affects the probability of being able to take good images or recordings of the species, or to find such materials if they already exist. Wikimedia Commons has the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, Bulgarian, Camarhynchus heliobates, CatScan, CC BY, Creative Commons, Critically endangered, Darwin's finches, endangered species, Galapagos, Henrik Brumm, IUCN Red List, Michael Dvorak, PLoS ONE, PNG, tools, toolserver, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia, Wikispecies
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A tumor in the making
I have been asked a few times (example) why the Open Access File of the Day series is so slanted towards science (rather than, say, humanities), and biomedical research in particular. I typically reply something along the lines of … … Continue reading
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Tagged 2006, attribution, Biology, BMC Cancer, CatScan, CC BY, chemistry, Creative Commons, cross-disciplinary, Engineering, Farsi, History, humanities, JPG, Linguistics, Literature, Mathias Fasshauer, Medicine, Open Access, Physics, Polish, science, tools, toolserver, tumor, tumor growth, Universität Leipzig, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia
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