« Late last year we published a blog post in these pages – “PLOS and DBpedia – an experiment towards Linked Data” – where we recounted our first cautious steps in exploring how we might relate PLOS Subject Area terms to related concepts outwith the…
« Have you ever wondered about the origins of scientific publishing, and how the field changed over time? In this PLOScast, we take an in-depth look at the history of the peer review and editorial process beginning 350 years ago with the world’s oldest journal.
Joining Elizabeth Seiver…
« In this massively data rich world, the equilibrium between information and knowledge has increasingly shifted from knowledge toward information. Advanced text and data mining (TDM) is not yet ubiquitous and even if it were, not all content is structured enough to leverage…
« Publiée par PLOS ONE, cette étude menée par deux chercheurs australiens analyse 888 articles sur la science citoyenne tirés des bases de données Web of Science et Scopus. Le terme « science citoyenne » apparaît de plus en plus dans les revues savantes, ce qui suggère qu’il est utilisé et accepté…
« PLOS utilise pour classer ses contenus (subject areas) son propre thésaurus. Relier celui-ci à des ressources externes, en particulier à DBpedia qui est au cœur du nuage de données liées, lui apporterait une visibilité accrue. C’est dans cette…
« PLOS Collections (1) is a specific section of the Public Library of Science (PLOS) initiative which hosts collections of articles which have been specially selected by editors working at PLOS, one of the leaders in the Open Access (OA) movement in academic publishing (…)
A previous…
