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Netherlands Leads in Open Access, but some Science Publications Still Not Available for All
Aviation Analysis
Three out of ten articles by Dutch scientists ended up behind the paywall last year and could not be accessed for free by outsiders. The Netherlands is leading the way, but the goal has not been achieved.
Last year, 71% of scientific articles written by Dutch researchers could be read free of charge for everyone, according to a census by the Rathenau Institute. However, there is an upward trend. In the previous year, 66% had been published in Open Access.
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Idaho Universities Team up on New Digital Collections Library
Boise State Public Radio
Libraries at Idaho’s colleges and universities are joining forces to put their digital collections all in one place.
The Digital Library of Idaho lets anyone search through nearly 200 collections, like photos from the territorial days in the 19th century or salmon migration reports.
Ben Hunter is the dean of the University of Idaho Library and chairs the Network of Idaho Academic Libraries, which is behind the initiative.
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Gender Gap Seen in Journal Submissions During COVID
Newswise
During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic last year, a study of 2,329 academic journals has found that fewer manuscripts were submitted by women than by men, with this gender gap being especially prominent in the medical field and for women in earlier stages of their careers.
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What Is Google Socratic, and How Does It Work?
Make Use Of
There was a time that if we wanted to learn about new things, we'd have to go to our nearest library and borrow a book. These days, students are lucky to have a wealth of information, simply in the palm of their hands.
However, not everything on the internet comes from reliable sources. There are also plenty of websites with old, outdated, or wrong information. Thankfully, Google Socratic can help sift through bad apples and ensure students get the right resources. But, what is Google Socratic?
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Colorado Adds New Discovery Tool for Open Access Research
University of Colorado Boulder
Journalists, policymakers and members of the public will have an easier time finding research published by CU Boulder faculty thanks to a new integration in CU Experts that automatically provides links to open access versions of articles from CU Scholar, the University Libraries’ institutional repository, and other OA locations via a third-party open database called Unpaywall.
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U.S., EU Space Agencies Partner on Earth Science Data
NASA
NASA and ESA publicly released a revolutionary open-source science tool for analyzing Earth science data in the cloud – the Multi-Mission Algorithm and Analysis Platform. MAAP provides seamless access to NASA and ESA Earth science data and is a model for open-source science collaboration and analysis. As part of MAAP’s initial supported area of emphasis on aboveground biomass, it is the host platform for the first globally harmonized assessment of aboveground carbon – information that is vital for managing global climate change.
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