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At Least We Know Open Access Was a Hit

Jan 20, 2009

Bloggers are abuzz about the ScienceOnline'09 conference held in North Carolina. Alice Pawley at ScienceWomen has her first post liveblogging some of the event, focusing on a session about open access. She goes through basic definitions of different OA levels, as well as benefits of the model for scientists.

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