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05/09/2012
Open Access Week 2012 will be kicked-off at 4:00 PM on Monday, October 22, 2012, in Washington, DC by The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC) and the World Bank. The event will consist of a 90-minute panel discussion with Open Access experts from a variety of stakeholder groups – including students, researchers, and ...
05/09/2012
To promote “openness” in agricultural information and knowledge management, a special session with a theme ‘Openness in Agriculture Information and Knowledge Sharing”  was organized in November 2011 as part of the “International Conference on Innovative Approaches for Agricultural Knowledge Management: Global Extension Experiences” Conference. This conference was organized by Asia-Pacific Association ...
05/09/2012
The two-day Agricultural Ontology Service (AOS) 2012 Workshop finished yesterday in Kuching, Malaysia. The 2012 edition focused on works that address real-world problems by using semantic technologies in conjunction with any type of knowledge organization systems (KOS), for the management of agricultural information. Johannes Keizer of FAO held the presentation "AgInfra. Elements ...
03/09/2012
Open Access Week 2012 @ AIMS 22 - 28 October 2012 Call for experiences still open!   During the Open Access Week 2012, AIMS will focus on the theme "Making Agricultural Research Information Publicly Available and Accessible”. We will organize a webinar and highlight on our website stories on Open Access in the agricultural domain. You are ...
31/08/2012
The LIBER e-science working group published "Ten Recommendations for libraries to get started with research data management".     The Association of European Research Libraries (LIBER) installed the ‘E-Science working group’ in 2010 to investigate the role libraries can and should play in the field of E-Science. The group decided to focus on ...

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