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Re: Electronic Preprints...
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- Subject: Re: Electronic Preprints...
- From: Carol Hutchins <ch3@SCIRES.ACF.NYU.EDU>
- Date: Fri, 2 Apr 1999 13:52:49 EST
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Heather, you might want to peek at the PAMnet archive page, http://listserv.nd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A1=ind9904&L=pamnet and especially the note from Pat Kreitz. She tells us about a useful SLAC report summarizing recent experiences with managing "grey" lit. Of course, it isn't at all clear how this might play in the life sciences. --Carol __________________________________________________ On Thu, 1 Apr 1999, Heather Joseph wrote: :I don't know if you saw the article by Eliot Marshall in Science two weeks :ago, about the NIH's proposal to create a large scale electronic preprint :server, but it's an interesting proposition (spearheaded by David Lipman :and Pat Brown). What are others' impressions of how electronic preprints :have affected e-journals in fields such as astronomy and physics. I've :been doing some catch-up reading (I read Bob Hanisch's article on :incorporating preprints into a e-pub system, some of Ginsparg's :publications, an articel by Harry Payne on e-prints, some info on the JCP :"CoPrint" experiment, and Boyce's excellent paper from the INET meeting, :etc.) : :My initial reaction to the NIH idea is that there is a definite need for :this type of service, and that in the best case scenario, we end up with :some distributed e-print servers that act as the first layer for rapid :dissemination for science, and that the e-journals continue to play their :role as the archival validators of the state of the science. : :I'd love to be able to hear what some of the impressions of the physics :and astronomy communities have been and how preprints have affected the :journals in these fields. I believe that the biology community is in a :similiar position to where the astronomy community was about five years :ago, and any chance to help avoid pitfalls and take advantage of lessons :learned will be helpful. : :-------------------------------------- :Heather Dalterio Joseph :Director of Publishing :ASCB :9650 Rockville Pike :Bethesda, MD 20814 :301-571-1857 :hjoseph@ascb.org : -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 212-998-3314 Carol Hutchins hutchins@nyu.edu NYU Courant Institute Library
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