He traces its origins to a reaction against the conviction of enlightenment rationalism that the collection and publication of all knowledge would improve humanity.
Dr. Ronald Atlas, president of the American Society of Microbiology and a leading advocate of the restraint policy, said his concern was with cookbook descriptions of how to make biological weapons and he had no wish to curb publication of fundamental knowledge like the sequence of the anthrax genome.
Data-analysis, publication of articles, knowledge transfer, and writing of a thesis (1 March 2012 to 1 March 2013).
Researchers have multiple roles to play, not simply as people skilled in the investigatory process, but as advocates for their research participants in giving voice to often unheard social groups, as drivers of quality improvement through timely publication of new knowledge, and, in the case of non-commercial funding, as guardians of the public purse through efficient organisation and management.
Bibliographies support search and discovery in published literature, but there is no generally agreed concept of bibliography, which has been used in three ways: for the relationship of publications to knowledge; for the listing of publications; and for the physical examination of books.
The mission of our new journal, Clinical Epidemiology, is to provide fast publication of new scientific knowledge of high quality.
Chemistry itself is seeing a flowering of expertise in novel methods of publication and knowledge construction, though only time will tell which approach will become part of the infrastructure of the discipline (Endnote 9).
For the first time, the WHO and CBD have formally come together to recognize the mutual dependencies of biodiversity and human health, announcing the upcoming publication of a State of Knowledge Review on Biodiversity and Health.
Across biomedical research fields, scientific publications are the currency of knowledge.
