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1. THE LIBRARIANS & THE LIBRARY 2. ACCESS TO BOOKS, JOURNALS, INFORMATION 3. DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING 4. TELESCOPE BIBLIOGRAPHY (telbib)
THE LIBRARIANS & THE LIBRARY
THE LIBRARY TEAM Dominic Bordelon -6474 Silvia Meakins -6775 Uta Grothkopf -6280 Maria Eugenia Gómez mgomez@eso.org -3153 library@eso.org Visit us in Building E 24/7 (librarians: 8:00-18:00)
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THE LIBRARY WEBPAGE http://www.eso.org/libraries
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DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees)
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) Example: Journal not subscribed by Library
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) Example: Journal not subscribed by Library Open access = free to read
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org Check out our new paper: DOI 10.1051/0004-6361/201629908
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org www.orcid.org ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) Unique lifelong identifier for scientific authors. Improves recognition and discoverability. Saves time: enter once, reuse often. Community-driven (non-commercial) project
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org www.orcid.org ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) Unique lifelong identifier for scientific authors. Improves recognition and discoverability. Saves time: enter once, reuse often. Community-driven (non-commercial) project
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) www.orcid.org Unique lifelong identifier for scientific authors. Improves recognition and discoverability. Saves time: enter once, reuse often. Community-driven (non-commercial) project
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research (e.g., through EU grants) should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model (article fees) DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources www.doi.org www.orcid.org ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) Unique lifelong identifier for scientific authors. Improves recognition and discoverability. Saves time: enter once, reuse often. Community-driven (non-commercial) project Zenodo: data repository Data repository, developed by CERN ( Open Science ). Used at ESO for presentation slides ( proceedings 2.0 ) www.zenodo.org
DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLISHING Open Access Publishing Publicly funded research should be available to everybody; from readers pay (subscriptions) to authors pay model DOI (Digital Object Identifiers) Persistent identifiers for articles, data sets etc. to create network of scholarly resources Alphanumeric code to uniquely identify scientific authors; community-driven project Zenodo: data repository Data repository, developed by CERN ( Open Science ). Used at ESO for presentation slides ( proceedings 2.0 ) www.zenodo.org
TELESCOPE BIBLIOGRAPHY (telbib)
TELESCOPE BIBLIOGRAPHY (TELBIB) ESO s mission: Provide state-of-the-art research facilities to conduct front-line science
TELESCOPE BIBLIOGRAPHY (TELBIB) ESO s mission: Provide state-of-the-art research facilities to conduct front-line science How are we doing?
TELESCOPE BIBLIOGRAPHY (TELBIB) What is telbib? database of refereed papers that use ESO data built and curated by ESO library telbib.eso.org Purpose interconnect resources proposals - data papers measure & evaluate ESO s scientific output: statistics, reports, visualizations
Direct access to data
Direct access to data
Direct access to data Direct access to telbib
TELBIB OUTPUT
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