Quality of writing needs to match online developments
Maxine Clarke
Wednesday, 10 September 2008 10:59 UTC
Linda Cooper publishes a Correspondence in Nature this week (455, 26; 2008). The Correspondence is free to access and is also reproduced in full at Nautilus. Prof Cooper writes:
The World-Wide Web is remarkable as a vehicle for communicating scientific discoveries. Online journals unite distant researchers and inspire worldwide collaborations. However, despite these advantages, there is a growing risk that papers published today are less successful in meeting their objectives than in the past. Continue reading here
See also Linda’s Nature Network blog, Time for a Change;
And The Good Paper journal club.
Updated 10 September 2008 11:11 UTC
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