Daily Archives: 17 July 2013

Richard Poynder asks: where are we with open access?

Posted on 17 July 2013 by Stephen

This post has been written simply to point you to an interesting series of interviews that Richard Poynder has published on his blog with a range of stakeholders in the open access arena. So far he has mostly interviewed advocates, … Continue reading →

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Conferences, Childcare and Uncomfortable Stereotypes

Posted on 17 July 2013 by Athene Donald

The comment stream on my recent post  about the lack of female invited speakers at conferences was illuminating.  This lack of women on the conference podium appears not to stem simply from women not being invited, according to a recent … Continue reading →

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