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| - | + | It was decided at the retreat to set up a new publishing group (John, Julius, Drew and Jason) to look into a new mechanism for publishing pages on OWW. | |
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| - | + | ==Announcements== | |
| - | + | *'''8.7.06: '''Please see [[OpenWetWare:Information management/a model for novel publishing | recent discussion and ideas since retreat]] | |
| + | *'''8.7.06: '''Please see [[OpenWetWare:publishing group/Reddit idea| details on the reddit idea]] | ||
| + | *'''10.20.07: ''' [http://materialtransfer.org Materialtransfer.org] launched as a user generated information repository for finding, sharing, and reviewing scientific materials. Self-archive feature allows you to inform the community about your work/materials without losing your rights to publish in journals like Science and JACS. | ||
| - | + | ==Past Meetings== | |
| + | *[[Publishing Group/Meeting 10-4-05|10/4/05]] <br> | ||
| + | *[[Publishing Group/Meeting 10-6-05|10/6/05]]<br> | ||
| + | *[[Publishing Group/old discussion items and comments]] | ||
| - | + | ==Refs== | |
| - | + | [http://papers.nber.org/papers/W13272 Is peer review in decline?] (study of submissions to economics journals) | |
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Current revision
It was decided at the retreat to set up a new publishing group (John, Julius, Drew and Jason) to look into a new mechanism for publishing pages on OWW.
Announcements
- 8.7.06: Please see recent discussion and ideas since retreat
- 8.7.06: Please see details on the reddit idea
- 10.20.07: Materialtransfer.org launched as a user generated information repository for finding, sharing, and reviewing scientific materials. Self-archive feature allows you to inform the community about your work/materials without losing your rights to publish in journals like Science and JACS.
Past Meetings
Refs
Is peer review in decline? (study of submissions to economics journals)


