What the drive for open science data can learn from the evolving history of open government data
Scientists are struggling to learn from one another's findings, but they cannot access the data underlying academic research, according to a new initiative called for free and unrestricted access to scientific and scholarly journals.
Source: techxplore.comPublished on 2021-03-18
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