#open acces

[diekopf]

On the Open Knowledge

Questions of science are endless. Yet, we can most certainly say, in the words of glorious Anthony de Mello (and many others), that even all the knowledge in the world cannot explain the purpose of a mere fly. This is clear to almost anyone ever tackling this philosophical question. Nevertheless, there are many years of history behind us proving that human hearts and minds can’t be discouraged…

[juniperpublishersun-blog]

Laser Replaces Scalpel in Surgery with Cost Reduction how Shows Prostate Therapy

Authored by  Hans Hainz This presentation concerns global super anunation with demand of modern minimal invasive and soaring prices. Well as old urologist shown by prostate therapy.

Germany 1998. Today 7 newborn on 1000 inhabitants and 1,3,4 babies on every woman last place global. Every 4th man is over 60years +5Mil have prostate problems. Place Nr1 in male tumor statistic are 70000 CaP/y followed by Urothel CA on place 3. Threatening is increase of malignancies everywhere; eg. China statistical Yearbook 2008 accounted 28%cancerdeath. EU Cancer Congress Vienna 2012 reported diagnosis and therapy needed in 2009 130 billion Euro -this numeral is soaring.

https://juniperpublishers.com/jojun/JOJUN.MS.ID.555551.php

[pravincsworld-blog]

IJIERT- Call for papers for paper publication in the current research in engineering and technology

IJIERT call for papers. How to publish the paper? Procedure to publish the research paper is well explained on this page.

[pravincsworld-blog]

IJIERT is an international journal of engineering and technology for research paper publication of academic journal articles

IJIERT is an international journal of engineering and technology.

This open acess journal publishes good quality papers in the field of engineering research and technology. The people trusted this journal because of its excellent performance over last 3-4years. Being a scholary journal, IJIERT follows standard practices, ethics and standards for the publication. This international journal of engineering has an issn no 2394-3696.

I wish all of you to publish with this journal

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[innspubnet]

Fusarium head blight (FHB) of wheat causes quantitative and qualitative reduction in yield. Cultivar resistance is the most effective method of managing the disease. This study evaluated the resistance of wheat germplasm currently available in Kenya to Fusarium head blight and deoxynivalenol (DON) contamination. Nine wheat varieties and four CIMMYT lines were evaluated for susceptibility to FHB under two diverse agro-ecologies in Nakuru and Narok Counties, Kenya during the 2013 cropping season and in the greenhouse. The varieties and lines were inoculated at mid-anthesis with mixed inocula of three isolates of F. graminearum. Incidence and severity of FHB were assessed weekly and data on severity used to calculate the area under disease progress curve (AUDPC). After harvest, incidence of F. graminearum in the grain was determined and DON contamination determined by direct competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Incidence and severity of FHB differed significantly (p ≤ 0.05) among the varieties and lines with variety Kwale showing the least disease while line 10155 had the highest FHB levels. The AUDPC ranged from 69.8 to 120.1 for the least and most susceptible varieties, respectively. All the wheat lines and varieties accumulated DON ranging from 442 to 748 ng/g (Mean = 572 ng/g). There was a positive correlation between FHB severity, AUDPC, re-isolation frequency of F. graminearum and DON accumulation. The assessed wheat varieties and lines could be grouped into two categories: moderately tolerant and susceptible. Wheat varieties and lines available in Kenya are susceptible to FHB and DON contamination implying need for considering other strategies for managing FHB.

[abigaillphillips]

Should All Research Papers Be Free?

One woman’s guerrilla campaign seeks to tear down the paywalls of scholarly journals and make research papers free.

DRAWING comparisons to Edward Snowden, a graduate student from Kazakhstan named Alexandra Elbakyan is believed to be hiding out in Russia after illegally leaking millions of documents. While she didn’t reveal state secrets, she took a stand for the public’s right to know by providing free online access to just about every scientific paper ever published, on topics ranging from acoustics to zymology.

Yes! That’s why I put all my papers into Diginole, our open access digital repository here at FSU.

[uts-epress-blog]

We're excited to announce the release of the newest issue of Cultural Studies Review journal 'New Materialisms', available at http://epress.lib.uts.edu.au/journals/index.php/csrj

[endlessandrea]

Open Access But here is the ultimate consequence of the internet moving offline. If images can be shared and circulated, why can’t everything else be too? If data moves across screens, so can its material incarnations move across shop windows and other enclosures. If copyright can be dodged and called into question, why can’t private property? If one can share a restaurant dish JPEG on Facebook, why not the real meal? Why not apply fair use to space, parks, and swimming pools? Why only claim open access to JSTOR and not MIT—or any school, hospital, or university for that matter? Why shouldn’t data clouds discharge as storming supermarkets? Why not open-source water, energy, and Dom Pérignon champagne?

Hito Steyerl in "Too much world - Is the Internet Dead?" for e-flux Journal http://www.e-flux.com/journal/too-much-world-is-the-internet-dead/