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The Cost of Knowledge
As mentioned in my description of the OA event at the HU, I was impressed by what the mathematicians achieved. I went to thecostofknowledge.com and wanted to sign their protest against Elsevier. There are three options one can check: I … Continue reading
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Do you love comics?
I do. Here is one on Open Access. Thanks to Detmar Meurers for sharing!
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Summary of OA Discussion Event at the HU with Participants of DFG and Elsevier
Encouraging Results of the Mathematician’s Fights The Humboldt University organized a panel discussion about OA yesterday. The mathematician Martin Grötschel gave an initial talk about his activities during the past decades. He described his dreams in 1995 (Everything! Everywhere! Immedeately! … Continue reading
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