Scholarly Communications
- Scholarly Communication at the University of Washington Libraries
- Overview of the Issues
- BioMed Central
UW maintains a Supporter Institutional Membership in BioMed Central, an independent publishing house committed to providing immediate, free access to peer-reviewed, biomedical research. Effective 01 February 2007, UW is a Supporter Institution. As such, UW researchers in the biomedical field receive a 15% discount when they publish in the BMC journals. - UW Libraries Digital Scholarship Retreat From Vision to Transformation: New Models of Academic Support for Digital Scholarship. March 9-11, 2003
- D-Space - Archiving of Scholarly Works University of Washington has agreed to work with MIT and 5 other institutions to further develop the new program called D-Space.
- University Week article about University of WashingtonÂ?s participation in D-Space
- 6 Institutions Will Help Fine-Tune a Popular New Archiving Program
Chronicle of Higher Education. 30 January 2003
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If you would like to get the best possible performance from your computer when using the new HealthLinks, we recommend using the latest versions of Mozilla and Internet Explorer.
Windows 3.x, 95, and NT3.5 are no longer supported by UW Computing & Communications. It is time to upgrade your operating system. Netscape Navigator 4 is also no longer supported by C&C.
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