Excellent video on why we need open access from PHD Comics. Happy Open Access Week! http://youtu.be/L5rVH1KGBCY
Excellent video on why we need open access from PHD Comics. Happy Open Access Week!http://youtu.be/L5rVH1KGBCYSee More
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John Hagen posted a blog postOA Week Keynote Address for Latin American Online Conference - "Fear and Loathing in Academia 2.0"
Renaissance Scholarly Communications owner and consultant John Hagen provided a keynote address today for an OA Week online conference hosted at PUC-Lima, Peru. The conference was broadcast live and available for later viewing at http://envivo.pucp.edu.pe/oaw2012. Hagen's talk titled "Fear and Loathing in Academia 2.0" is available online at…See More
John Hagen joined Rodrigo Torréns's group
Open Access Latinoamerica
Grupo dirigido a los países e instituciones de Latinoamérica interesados en el tema del Acceso Abierto en nuestra región
John Hagen posted a blog postOA Week 2012 Opening Event
Fascinating panel discussion with representatives from SPARC, World Bank, National Association of Graduate-Professional Students et al. http://live.worldbank.org/world-bank-and-sparc-announce-open-access-week-2012-liveblog-webcastSee More
John Hagen posted a blog postWVU libraries celebrate international open access
West Virginia University Libraries are celebrating International Open Access Week.During this week, libraries around the world make a concerted effort to address the benefits of open access –the free availability of journals, theses and dissertations on the Internet shared for education. Read more... http://www.thedaonline.com/news/wvu-libraries-celebrate-international-open-access-1.2681006See More
John Hagen is attending Molly Dolan's eventDefining Openness and Open Access: What Does it Mean for Scholarly Publishing? at WVU, Health Sciences Library Computer Classroom, LC-1
October 19, 2010 from 12pm to 1pm
The WVU Libraries will host a discussion on Open Access and its impact on scholarly publishing from noon-1 p.m. Oct. 19 in Health Sciences Library Computer Classroom, LC-1.The session will open with a taped discussion by Dr. Harold Varmus, Nobel Prize-winning scientist and Director of the U.S. National Cancer Institute, and Dr. Cameron Neylon, Senior Scientist, UK Science and Technology Facilities Council.Dr. Varmus has been an unparalleled Open Access advocate – from introducing the topic of…See More
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Excellent video on why we need open access from PHD Comics. Happy Open Access Week! http://youtu.be/L5rVH1KGBCY
Posted on October 26, 2012 at 11:19am
OA Week Keynote Address for Latin American Online Conference - "Fear and Loathing in Academia 2.0"
Renaissance Scholarly Communications owner and consultant John Hagen provided a keynote address today for an OA Week online conference hosted at PUC-Lima, Peru. The conference was broadcast live and available for later viewing at http://envivo.pucp.edu.pe/oaw2012. Hagen's talk titled "Fear and Loathing in Academia 2.0" is…
ContinuePosted on October 24, 2012 at 4:57pm
OA Week 2012 Opening Event
Fascinating panel discussion with representatives from SPARC, World Bank, National Association of Graduate-Professional Students et al. http://live.worldbank.org/world-bank-and-sparc-announce-open-access-week-2012-liveblog-webcast
Posted on October 22, 2012 at 4:21pm
WVU libraries celebrate international open access
West Virginia University Libraries are celebrating International Open Access Week.
During this week, libraries around the world make a concerted effort to address the benefits of open access –the free availability of journals, theses and dissertations on the Internet shared for education.
Read more...…
ContinuePosted on November 3, 2011 at 12:16pm
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