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19
Aug
2009
by Walt Warnick in National Impacts
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knowledge
world-wide-web
worldwidescience.org
By Walt Warnick and David Wojick
Every scientist knows that science advances only if knowledge is shared. Mathematically, this statement implies that the advance of science is a function of both the sharing of research results, as well as doing the original research. In principle, therefore, decision makers face the problem of deciding how much to spend on original research and how much to spend on sharing the knowledge that comes out of research.
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21
Apr
2008
by David Wojick in Products and Content
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deep-web
science
world-wide-web
If I had to describe the OSTI revolution in ten words or less it would be "OSTI is making the Web work for science."
It is a colossal irony that the Web does not work for science. The World Wide Web was developed by high energy physicists at CERN, for the purpose of sharing scientific papers. HTML is basically very simple, with features that were specifically designed to display scientific writings.[Read More]
It is a colossal irony that the Web does not work for science. The World Wide Web was developed by high energy physicists at CERN, for the purpose of sharing scientific papers. HTML is basically very simple, with features that were specifically designed to display scientific writings.[Read More]
