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AllgemeinBerichtLegal HelpdeskAlmanca
Yayınlandı in Open Research Office Berlin

2025 veranstaltete der Legal Helpdesk Berlin fünf Workshops mit Angehörigen der Berliner Wissenschafts- und Kulturerbe-Einrichtungen, um die juristischen Probleme, Bedarfe und Ressourcen der Open-Research-Community besser kennenzulernen. Dieser Rückblick reflektiert Erkenntnisse aus der Workshop-Reihe und den ersten Monaten des Projekts.

Open SourceOpen ScienceCommonsGovernanceCommunityİngilizce
Yayınlandı in Bastian Greshake Tzovaras

This post is an adapted/expanded version of an abstract that I have submitted for a track on Open, collaborative and participatory science: rethinking knowledge legitimacy, policy and science futures at the EU-SPRI Annual Conference Over the past decades, the open science movement – as well as the many wider, nonacademic, open knowledge movements – have left their marks by building large, open knowledge commons: In the

BibliometricsCitationsCitation Networksİngilizce
Yayınlandı in Biopragmatics
Yazar Charles Tapley Hoyt

OpenCitations aggregates and deduplicates bibliographic information from CrossRef, Europe PubMed Central, and other sources to construct a comprehensive, open index of citations between scientific works. This post describes the opencitations-client package which wraps the OpenCitations API and implements an automated pipeline for locally downloading, caching, and accessing OpenCitations in bulk.

Fuentes Y FondosImágenes, Cartografías Y Otrosİspanyolca
Yayınlandı in BLOG ATARRAYA
Yazar Atarraya

por Julieta I. Martínez López Teoberto Maler, explorador y fotógrafo austriaco, llegó a México en 1864 como soldado del cuerpo de voluntarios austro belgas del Ejercito Imperial Mexicano. Tras la caída del Imperio, Maler decidió permanecer en México y trabajar como fotógrafo en Guerrero, Oaxaca y Chiapas.

Global HealthGlobal Malaria Elimination AgendaHRHLearning CultureLearning Strategyİngilizce
Yayınlandı in Reda Sadki

The stagnation in global malaria mortality reduction calls for a re-evaluation of the malaria workforce development models currently deployed in high-burden countries. While biological challenges such as insecticide resistance and parasite mutations are well-documented, a critical bottleneck remains the capacity of the human workforce to implement technical strategies with precision.