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SPARC enews/April 2011SPARC enews archives are online at http://www.arl.org/sparc/publications/enews Published monthly ___________________________________________________ 1. News from SPARC and the Alliance for Taxpayer Access
Featured Video __________________________________________________ 2. SPARC Partner NewsPlease see the SPARC Web site for a complete list of news from SPARC partners.
__________________________________________________ 3. Industry RoundupFor the latest industry news, please consult the monthly SPARC Open Access Newsletter, by Peter Suber. This month's edition features:
___________________________________________________ 4. Authors & ResearchersResearch is more valuable when it's sharedSharing enables new research to build on earlier findings. It not only fuels the further advancement of knowledge, it brings scientists and scholars the recognition that advances their careers. In the digital world, the ways we share and use scholarly material are expanding β rapidly, fundamentally, irreversibly. READ more More SPARC Resources for Authors. ___________________________________________________ 5. Resources for PublishersScholarly and Research Communication is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary, Open Access journal published by Simon Fraser University. SCR publishes original contributions to the understanding of production, dissemination, and usage of knowledge, and is actively seeking contributions. For more information, see: http://www.src-online.ca/index.php/src/index.
More SPARC guides, tools, and links for publishers are available on the SPARC Web site. CONTACT: Raym Crow, SPARC Senior Consultant (crow [at] arl [dot] org) ___________________________________________________ 6. SPARC Resources for StudentsFrom the Right to Research blog: Make a 2-minute video, share your voice, win an iPad!
Also this month, the Right to Research Coalition hosted a panel at the American Medical Student Association's Annual Convention in Washington D.C. focusing on the impact of Open Access on medical students and student involvement in the Open Access movement. Also, the coalition participated in the Informal Forum of International Student Organizations' spring meeting in Krakow, continuing to raise the profile of Open Access among international student organizations.
CONTACT: Nick Shockey, SPARC Director of Student Advocacy (nick [at] arl [dot] org) ___________________________________________________ 7. Upcoming eventsSAVE THE DATES: 4th Annual SPARKY Award Deadline Open Access Week 2011 Berlin 9 Open Access Meeting ___________________________________________________ 8. Articles of Interest
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