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E-research, cyberinfrastructure, data curation, open access... an academic librarian examines how computers change research and libraries.

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Book of Trogool bloggers are Elizabeth Brown, Dorothea Salo, and Sarah Shreeves.

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April 23, 2010

Hiatus continues, and an onion

Dorothea Salo
Category: Metablogging

My husband and I have been stranded by the ash cloud from Iceland. We are well-housed thanks to good friends and the strength of weak ties, so there is no need to worry about us. With luck, we'll be able...

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April 13, 2010

Hello from Scotland!

Dorothea Salo
Category: Miscellanea

I'm just back from lunch, after giving my UKSG talk first thing this morning. Here are slides plus notes: Who owns our work? (notes) I'm aware that some of the notes are cut off owing to font size; I'll fix...

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April 8, 2010

Hiatus

Dorothea Salo
Category: Metablogging

I am off to bonnie Scotland tomorrow for the UK Serials Group conference. I'll also be jogging down to Bath to meet some of the fine people at UKOLN and talk data. There's a tremendous amount happening rather fast around...

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April 5, 2010

Data longa, tractatus brevis

Dorothea Salo
Category: Praxis

Dan Cohen has an extraordinarily worthwhile post recounting his talk at the Shape of Things to Come conference at Virginia (which I kept my eye on via Twitter; it looked like a good 'un). I see no point in rehashing...

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April 1, 2010

Introducing... Curatr!

Dorothea Salo
Category: Tactics

Not good at organizing your thoughts, much less your research notes? Think publishing your data should be as easy as falling off the couch? Yes, well, me too. So I've built a new site to do it all for you,...

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