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Interviews with interesting people in scholarly communication.

Why do we blog and other important questions, answered by 34 science bloggers

What started out as a few questions to science bloggers in the Nature Network Bloggers Forum, has turned into a collection of more than 30 blog posts not limited to Nature Network (big thanks to Bora and others for spreading the word). The following science bloggers answered a set of

Some answers for Henry Gee

Henry was the first Nature Network blogger to answer a few questions about science blogging that we discussed in the Nature Network Bloggers forum. Some more posts can be found here and here. 1. What is your blog about? I am interested in how the internet is changing the way

NLM DTD: Interview with Pablo Fernicola

The Article Authoring Tag Set of the National Library of Medicine (NLM DTD for short) creates a standardized format for new journal articles that can be used by authors to submit publications to journals and to archives such as PubMed Central.[1] The Microsoft Word Article Authoring Add-in that was

Papers: Interview with Alexander Griekspoor

Papers: Interview with Alexander Griekspoor

Good software solves a problem. When one journal after another switched to PDF as electronic document format, and journals started to appear only in electronic form, storing papers as printouts in folders became impractical. But the PDF files will soon start to clutter the hard drive, despite efforts to organize

Mendeley: Interview with Victor Henning

Mendeley: Interview with Victor Henning

In the last few months we have seen an ever increasing number of new social networking (Web 2.0) sites for scientists. Good Web 2.0 tools for scientists primarily try to solve a problem. But by adding a social aspect, they will gain useful features that would otherwise not