NERM, 10/6/2006, 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM, Lost Dog Cafe Coffeehouse, Violet Meeting Room
Chemical Education and Information
Sponsor: Chemical Abstracts Service
Organized by: Elizabeth Brown, Leah SollaThe Future of Scholarly Communication. This technical track is targeted to librarians, information professionals, and scientists interested in new models of scholarly publishing. Some of the topics discussed will be new business models for publishing peer-reviewed literature (Open Access Journals, SPARC Alternative Journals), initiatives to preserve access to scholarly materials (LOCKSS, Open Content Alliance), and the impact of these new models upon scholarly research activity (open peer review).
8:00 AM | | Welcoming Remarks | |||||
8:05 AM | PPT | 245 | Introduction and Overview to Scholarly Communications Elizabeth Brown | ||||
8:25 AM | PDF PPT | 246 | The impact of web technology on scholarly publishing David P. Martinsen | ||||
9:00 AM | | 247 | Nature's trial of open peer review Linda J. Miller | ||||
9:35 AM | | Break | |||||
9:55 AM | PPT | 248 | Advocating for new models of scholarly communication: the role of SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition) Julia C. Blixrud | ||||
10:30 AM | PPT | 249 | Open access publishing in chemical research William G. Town, Bryan Vickery | ||||
11:05 AM | PPT | 250 | Open access: changing the equation for scholars and librarians A. Ben Wagner | ||||
2:00 PM | | Adjourn |