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Daily Archives: 5 July 2012
Open Access by Peter Suber
There has been a fairly torrid debate over open access over the last six months (even longer for aficionados). For people who look in only occasionally it must seem like a storm that swirls around the same arguments time and … Continue reading
Posted in book review, kindle, Open Access
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M and S
I am back at work after a three-week break. I had a good holiday, visiting Manila and Singapore. I really managed to switch off, totally ignoring the temptation to look at my email or Twitter. The part of my brain … Continue reading
Posted in Froth, Philippines
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Where in the world was Cath today?
View from my hotel room last night / this morning: Answers on a postcard in the comments, please! By the way, if a colleague tells you that a PI is cursed when it comes to travel, do NOT book yourself … Continue reading