Webcomics/hypertext scholars! There’s still time to submit. See you in Rome or online?

Traditionally, journal subject classification was done manually at varying levels of granularity, depending on the use case for the institution. Subject classification is done to help collate resources by subject enabling the user to discover publications based on different levels of subject specificity.

I help Canadian neuroscience research institutes create and adopt an institute-level approach to open science. Inevitably, I end up talking to researchers, administrators, academic commercialization offices, and businesses about open science, intellectual property (IP), and technology transfer.

Patricio Pantaleo guides us through their open browser tabs. Recommends readings on Open Journal Systems, Open Access and Creative Commons licenses.

Research software is a key part of most research today.

Found in a notepad from 2018.

Now available open access via City Research Online: Berube, L., Priego, E., Cooke, I. , Wisdom, S. & Makri, S. “My Heart Goes Boom Boom!”: Understanding the Experience of Reading Digital Comics . Paper presented at the On the Margins: Hypertext, Electronic Literature, Digital Humanities, 15-16 Dec 2022, London, UK. Available at https://openaccess.city.ac.uk/id/eprint/30126/.

Although advances in artificial intelligence (AI) ¹ have been unfolding for over decades, the progress in the last six months has come faster than anyone expected. The public release of ChatGPT in November 2022, in particular, has opened up new possibilities and heightened awareness of AI's potential role in various aspects of our work and life.

Research data and software rely heavily on the technical and social infrastructure to disseminate, cultivate, and coordinate projects, priorities, and activities. The groups that have stepped forward to support these activities are often segmented by aspects of their identity - facets like discipline, for-profit versus academic orientation, and others.

A new publication with Linda Berube, Stephann Makri, Ian Cooke and Stella Wisdom.