Pubblicato in Henry Rzepa's Blog
Autore Henry Rzepa
First, a very brief history of scholarly publishing, starting in 1665[cite]10.1098/rstl.1665.0001[/cite] when scientific journals started to be published by learned societies.
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Organic ChemistryDrug DiscoveryBiochemistry
Inglese
Alicyclic studies—X
Pubblicato in Tetrahedron
Autori David Ginsburg, Walter J. Rosenfelder
General Medicine
Inglese
Epistle dedicatory
Pubblicato in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
It will not become me, to adde any attributes to a Title, which has a Fulness of Lustre from his Majesties Denomination.
Chemical sciences
Improving the Science blog – The Rogue Scholar service.
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Autore Henry Rzepa
Some 13 years ago, I speculated about the longevity of the type of science communication then (and still now) represented by Blogs. I noted one new project called ArchivePress that was looking into providing solutions equivalent to what scientific journals have done for some 350 years of science communication. The link to ArchivePress no longer works, but details of the project can still be found here.