Web 3.0comes to the library‘I still haven’t found what I’m looking for’ Richard P. Grant f1000.com
Overload Jason Hoyt—mendeley.com/blog/
Measuring it
We won’t talk about him today…
Journal Impact Factor
Impact Factor Is it relevant to collections? Is it relevant to researchers? ‘There’s nothing better’
What people use http://www.mesur.org/services/maps.html
Crowd-sourcing Apache log files Comments Blogs (yeah, right) Citeulike Connotea Delicious ‘Anal sex’ ‘Accelerating the Armageddon of peer-reviewed science’
Molecular dissection, tissue localization and Ca2+ binding of the ryanodine receptor of C. elegans ‘CeRyR was found in the body wall, pharyngeal, vulval, anal and sex muscles of adult worms…’ Hamada et al. J Mol Biol. 2002 Nov 15;324(1):123-35.
Computational design of receptor and sensor proteins with novel functions ‘Ligand-binding affinities were determined by titration, monitoring ligand-dependent changes in fluorescence emission intensity…’ Loogeretal. Nature. 2003 May 8;423(6936):132-3. .
Richard (Information Architect @f1000) talks about more
Richard (Information Architect @f1000) talks about web 3.0, post-publication peer review, literature metrics and the failure of the journal impact factor less
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