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Mike Tⓐylor 🇬🇧 🇪🇺 13 mins ago

"The marketing department argued that “…The core goal of the museum is to get the collection out and known to the public as much as possible”." Good lord! A museum with a mission! Take note, @NHM_London! creativecommons.org/2014/07/30/rij…

STM Publishing News 19 mins ago

Taylor & Francis and Cambridge University Press Join Blockchain for Peer Review Project - tinyurl.com/y8fkjo85 #STM

Duke University Press 26 mins ago

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#LASAnewbook
From the Tricontinental to the Global South: Race, Radicalism, and Transnational Solidarity
Anne Garland Mahler@DukePress https://t.co/DoKfh5bYCW pic.twitter.com/O05ipz80X3
— LASA-Latin American Studies Association (@LASACONGRESS) April 26, 2018

The British Library 28 mins ago

'Working on exhibitions means I get to discover items from different collections across the Library. These posters on Caribbean involvement in WWII come from our Ministry of Information poster collection and will be on display in Windrush: Songs in a Strange Land' #professionsMW

test Twitter Media - 'Working on exhibitions means I get to discover items from different collections across the Library. These posters on Caribbean involvement in WWII come from our Ministry of Information poster collection and will be on display in Windrush: Songs in a Strange Land' #professionsMW https://t.co/eWvpCyoI6N

Richard Van Noorden 30 mins ago

Am I missing something, or why does this feature about preserving scientific papers when journals shut down not mention LOCKSS and CLOCKSS? Feel it's telling half of the story. What happened @ScolesSarah ? twitter.com/WIRED/status/9…

When publications disappear, sometimes the science does too. Portico is trying to solve that https://t.co/qLmhbOPKCq
— WIRED (@WIRED) April 26, 2018

The British Library 35 mins ago

'The best bit of my job is working with the collections of writers I admire.' Here, Zoë looks through the archive of Jamaican-born writer and broadcaster Andrew Salkey, which has offered up many gems for our upcoming Windrush exhibition. #professionsMW

test Twitter Media - 'The best bit of my job is working with the collections of writers I admire.' Here, Zoë looks through the archive of Jamaican-born writer and broadcaster Andrew Salkey, which has offered up many gems for our upcoming Windrush exhibition. #professionsMW https://t.co/BC0lXsNUcp

BMC 36 mins ago

Moulding a network – How fungi establish and maintain a dynamic mycelial colony. bit.ly/2HsJes7

test Twitter Media - Moulding a network – How fungi establish and maintain a dynamic mycelial colony. https://t.co/qZ6A9TA0kF https://t.co/UkoMItSI7c

The British Library 38 mins ago

Zoë's job is immensely varied: 'One minute I'm in the study of one of my favourite writers – Margaret Forster – surveying her archive, the next I'm witnessing the unwrapping of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s manuscripts for the first time since they were sewn into parcels 40 years ago.'

test Twitter Media - Zoë's job is immensely varied: 'One minute I'm in the study of one of my favourite writers – Margaret Forster – surveying her archive, the next I'm witnessing the unwrapping of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala’s manuscripts for the first time since they were sewn into parcels 40 years ago.' https://t.co/4bwyXbQCAt

The British Library 42 mins ago

Zoë Wilcox is our Curator of Contemporary Archives & Manuscripts. 'As an archivist I work with our literary and theatrical collections: acquiring them, opening them up to researchers, and to the public through exhibitions and resources like #DiscoveringLiterature.' #professionsMW

test Twitter Media - Zoë Wilcox is our Curator of Contemporary Archives & Manuscripts. 'As an archivist I work with our literary and theatrical collections: acquiring them, opening them up to researchers, and to the public through exhibitions and resources like #DiscoveringLiterature.' #professionsMW https://t.co/sL6ch5sHnl

Royal Soc Publishing 46 mins ago

Cereals may have been domesticated much earlier than previously thought 'Geographic mosaics and changing rates of cereal domestication' rstb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/372/17… #Philtransb #evolution

test Twitter Media - Cereals may have been domesticated much earlier than previously thought 'Geographic mosaics and changing rates of cereal domestication' https://t.co/1qkTx7Mzt5 #Philtransb #evolution https://t.co/8bb6pHntTW

Mr Philip Jones 47 mins ago

It seems to that there is something wrong with Publishing UK's PR when a respected journalist can go to the trade association's a.g.m and tell that industry that it appears to still be in the "dark ages". thebookseller.com/news/amazon-co…

Richard Van Noorden 48 mins ago

Lesson: don't believe uncorrected figures about uncited work in the social sciences and humanities from databases such as Scopus and Web of Science. twitter.com/GScholarDigest…

Google Scholar finds more citations than Web of Science and Scopus in all subject areas. The differences are specially large in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Business & Economics https://t.co/Ul7P4Kfido pic.twitter.com/CaaBp1GmkZ
— Google Scholar's Digest (@GScholarDigest) April 26, 2018

The BMJ 51 mins ago

If current prescribing trends continue, hospital spending will soon exceed that by GPs in England. What is behind this shift? bmj.com/content/361/bm… @TheKingsFund