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Paul Davey posted a blog postHow good are your powers of recognition? Try our UKPMC scientist naming quiz for a chance of winning $30
Did you know...that UK PubMed Central (UKPMC) provides UK based (and other) biomedical and health researchers with a new view on journal articles found in PubMed? Did you know that UKPMC has been developed in direct consultation with research communities from across the UK? Did you know that UKPMC is one of the world's largest open access repositories, supported by the UK's leading funders of biomedical and health research? Did you hear that ALL grantees awarded…See More
Paul Davey commented on Graham Steel's group Open Access United Kingdom"Not sure why a UK PubMed Central? Take a quick look here, its a good introduction: http://bit.ly/aDSSqy"
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UK PubMed Central: what drives development of this huge open access resource?
Over the last two years or so, our hardworking UKPMC development team here at the British Library have often been asked 'why are you developing a UK PubMed Central?' There are a whole series of answers to this, but I outline two below which are quite wholesomely toothsome.
Firstly, the UK's eight largest funders of biomedical and health research (http://ukpmc.ac.uk/Funders/) encourage all the recipients of their grants to publish in Open Access… Continue
Firstly, the UK's eight largest funders of biomedical and health research (http://ukpmc.ac.uk/Funders/) encourage all the recipients of their grants to publish in Open Access… Continue
Posted on October 18, 2010 at 11:30am
How good are your powers of recognition? Try our UKPMC scientist naming quiz for a chance of winning $30
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