The Future of Academic Publishing: Forward Progress but Unclear Direction
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Michael Jubb's presentation to APE Conference 2009 re: the research information landscape, and key issues. http://www.ape2009.eu/
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The Future of Academic Publishing: Forward Progress but Unclear Direction
- 1. The Road Ahead: Forward, But In What Direction? Michael Jubb Director, Research Information Network Academic Publishing in Europe Conference Berlin 21 January 2009
- 4. The big picture: overall costs of the current system
- 6. Challenges for the future skills services content sustainability locus of provision user expectations and needs
- 19. Thank you Michael Jubb www.rin.ac.uk Activities, Costs and Income Flows in Scholarly Communications : http://www.rin.ac.uk/costs-funding-flows Mind the skills gap: Information-handling training for researchers: http://www.rin.ac.uk/training-research-info To share or not to share: Publication and quality assurance of research data outputs : http://www.rin.ac.uk/data-publication Researchers' use of academic libraries and their services : http://www.rin.ac.uk/researchers-use-libraries
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- So, £175bn for the system as a whole, the vast majority for the doing of research itself; just under £60bn (£58.9bn) for everything else, from publication to reading of journal articles Research costs covers that part of overall R&D investment as recorded by the OECD that is conducted by active researchers and authors who are part of what in the UK is called the research base (mainly in universities). So what we are trying to capture here is only that part of the investment in research that results in papers in journals.