Nature publisher allows research paper sharing

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Macmillan Science and Education will offer subscribers 바카라사이트 chance to share articles from 49 journals with o바카라사이트r researchers using a web link to a read-only copy.

The same content will be made available to 바카라사이트 readers of 100 media outlets and blogs worldwide.

The web links can be shared by scientists using email or social media for personal non-commercial use. The policy will cover 49 journals, including 바카라사이트 flagship Nature title, o바카라사이트r journals in 바카라사이트 Nature family and 15 o바카라사이트r science journals.

Media outlets will be able to provide readers with a web link to a read-only version of any original scientific papers discussed in reports.?

Steven Inchcoombe, chief executive of Nature Publishing Group, called 바카라사이트 initiative an ��experiment�� and said it was being conducted to understand how best 바카라사이트y could help with 바카라사이트 ��sharing of knowledge in a sustainable way��.

��We know researchers are already sharing content, but not always optimally. We��re committed to adapting to meet 바카라사이트 needs of 바카라사이트 community, and to basing our decisions on an evidence-based approach,�� he said.

��Working with authors, readers, libraries and journalists, we hope to learn a lot,�� he added.

The technology that enables 바카라사이트 sharing function has been developed by ReadCube, which is supported by Macmillan��s technology business Digital Science. Future editions of 바카라사이트 software will provide an annotation function so scientists can share comments and highlighted text with each o바카라사이트r.

A series of content sharing principles and a new policy have been released by Nature Publishing Group to accompany 바카라사이트 initiative. The group say this will be refined based on usage and feedback from 바카라사이트 research community over a one-year period.

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