Google Wave – don’t forget the scientists
Google Wave is a new tool to communicate online and collaborate and was announced today at the Google I/O conference. Google Wave is not only a product, but also an open protocol that anyone can...
Martin Fenner
OAI-PMH: Interview with Tony Hammond
Most of us find, store and sometimes read scientific papers electronically. Although abstracts and full-text papers are usually available as web pages in HTML format, PDF is clearly the preferred format for storing and printing papers....
What is the right reference manager for you?
Reference managers are essential tools to read and write scholarly papers. In the last few years we have seen both a number of new reference managers (most of them web-based), but also a trend for the...
eXtyles: Interview with Elizabeth Blake and Bruce Rosenblum
Scientific papers are submitted to a journal as word processor files, usually in Microsoft Word format. After the paper is accepted for publication, the journal takes the manuscript and translates the text into a format that...
Faculty of 1000: Interview with Richard Grant
Richard Grant, who needs no introduction here on Nature Network, has just moved to London to start a new job...
A few questions about author identifiers: the answers
I've recently asked a few questions about author identifiers for scientists. Here are the results (based on 48 responses). The results are also available as .xls file....