Derrick Iles describes a first-hand account of the evolution of access-rights in a process that started in the 1970s.
In these texts, Suber makes the case for open access to research; answers common questions, objections, and misunderstandings; analyzes policy issues; and documents the growth and evolution of open access during its most critical early decade.
This article chronicles the swift evolution of electronic access to the scientific literature and asks whether the scholarly community will really be better off with government-mandated Open Access (OA) publishing.
Due to the fast evolution of wireless access networks and high-performance mobile devices together with the spreading of wearable medical sensors, electronic healthcare (eHealth) services have recently started to receive more and more attention, especially in the mobile Health (mHealth) domain.
Pecha Kucha, New York, #12: The Dimensions of a New City May 7, 8pm-May 8, 3am Old School Gym, 268 Mulberry Street, between Houston & Prince Streets Investigating the many seen and unseen ways New York City exists outside the walls of its buildings, speakers--in presentations of 7 minutes each--consider the presence and evolution of public access.
Computer security researchers have been watching the evolution of remote-access rogue programs as they have become more common and have put more machines under the control of hackers.
The widespread use of the Internet and electronic publishing has contributed to the evolution of open-access journals, including those in the field of ophthalmic research.
While the Strategic plan shifts attention as a result of improved access to quality considerations, the possibility of educational evolution in terms of access needs to be integrated into planning not only of community-based education (CBE) but also general education, given the growing significance of linkages between the two systems.
The situational evolution of fashion retail access bound by time and space to its ubiquitous access is demonstrated by iBeacon and Brouha.
In recent years, the landscape for wireless technology has changed substantially, with profound implications for the evolution of last-mile access infrastructure.
