Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
8 February 2010, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France.
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The Web is, by nature, an interactive environment, yet online journals are mostly static, consistent with their traditional role as a never-changing scholarly record. However, this traditional role is increasingly challenged as browser technologies leap forward, dynamic visualization and presentation tools proliferate, and primary data are linked to research articles. In an important and timely event arranged by ICSTI (the International Council for Scientific and Technical Information), publishers, publishing service providers, librarians, editors, and authors will meet in Paris for a full-day workshop to survey the most exciting and challenging of the new developments and to begin to identify the necessary infrastructure for including interactive content within the record of science. Session topics are (I) Interactive visualizations; (II) Adding value with enriched content and semantic links; (III) The archival problem and infrastructure for solutions; (IV) W(h)ither journals? Speakers include representatives from the Nature Publishing Group, National Library of Medicine, Royal Society of Chemistry, International Union of Crystallography, OECD, Concept Web Alliance, SciVee, British Library, CrossRef, and Cell Press.
Because seats are limited, advance registration is required.
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- Contents
- Reflections
- Merry Christmas Phosphates
- Greetings from Glasgow
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Roars from the Council Meeting
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: WCLM Generates Ideas for IYC2011
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Division Roundups
- Division I: Physical and Biophysical Chemistry
- Division VI: Chemistry and the Environment
- Division VII: Chemistry and Human Health
- Toxicology in the Classroom
- A Tribute to Máximo Barón
- Update of IUPAC Glossary of Physical Organic Chemistry
- Reference Methods, Standards, and Applications of Photoluminescence
- Experimental Requirements for Single-Laboratory Validation
- Provisional Recommendations
- The Underlying Foundation of Science Used in the Regulation of Industrial Chemicals
- Nanotechnology for Schools and the General Public
- Advanced Materials
- Heterocyclic Chemistry
- Carbohydrate
- Organometallic Chemistry
- Chemistry for the Development of the Arab World
- Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
- Mark Your Calendar
- Index for 2009
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Masthead
- From the Editor
- Contents
- Reflections
- Merry Christmas Phosphates
- Greetings from Glasgow
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Roars from the Council Meeting
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: WCLM Generates Ideas for IYC2011
- IUPAC in Glasgow, Scotland: Division Roundups
- Division I: Physical and Biophysical Chemistry
- Division VI: Chemistry and the Environment
- Division VII: Chemistry and Human Health
- Toxicology in the Classroom
- A Tribute to Máximo Barón
- Update of IUPAC Glossary of Physical Organic Chemistry
- Reference Methods, Standards, and Applications of Photoluminescence
- Experimental Requirements for Single-Laboratory Validation
- Provisional Recommendations
- The Underlying Foundation of Science Used in the Regulation of Industrial Chemicals
- Nanotechnology for Schools and the General Public
- Advanced Materials
- Heterocyclic Chemistry
- Carbohydrate
- Organometallic Chemistry
- Chemistry for the Development of the Arab World
- Interactive Publications and the Record of Science
- Mark Your Calendar
- Index for 2009
