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Around the Web: When did addiction become a good thing, Getting scientists to take ethics seriously and more [Confessions of a Science Librarian]
Thursday, September 6, 2012 6:11
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- When did addiction become a good thing?
- Getting scientists to take ethics seriously: strategies that are probably doomed to failure.
- Why I Pay for Content (And Why That Makes Me Feel Like a Sucker)
- On the importance of networking in academic settings
- Two things prompted by a new website: space as a service and full library discovery
- Still Here: A funny thing happened on the way to its predicted obsolescence.
The library became more popular than ever (NYPL renovation) - Understanding Digital Civics
- Should we learn from the Masters or from the Pupils? (should students read the original papers on important developments?)
- Moving towards an open access future: the role of academic libraries (and a response from The Library Loon)
- The Dialogue with the Gates Foundation: What happens when Profits drive Reform? (who drives educational reform?)
- The Reimagination of Publishing
- Why I have a love-hate relationship with Twitter
- With ‘Access Codes,’ Textbook Pricing Gets More Complicated Than Ever
- Is a Science Ph.D. a Waste of Time? Don’t feel too sorry for graduate students. It’s worth it.
- Grappling with New Media, Can The Association of Medical Illustrators Find A Way Forward?
- Ten recommendations for libraries to get started with research data management
2012-09-06 06:07:33
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