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PROCEEDINGS
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Session
I. Opening of the Conference
Chair: Sir Roger Elliott
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Speech
of welcome
Gisbert Glaser
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Speech
of Welcome
Hiroyuki Yoshikawa
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Effective
dissemination of information for science
Jürgen Rosenbaum
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Opening
Address -
Developments since the 1996 Conference and the aims of this meeting
Sir Roger Elliott
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Session
II. GENERAL ISSUES
Chair: Victor Nwankwo
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Principles
for a new system of publishing for science
David E. Shulenburger
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The
role of peer review, an alternative view, response
Ana Maria Cetto
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The
changing role and form of scientific journals.
Michael A. Keller
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Session
III. RESPONSES FROM THE SCIENTIFIC
COMMUNITY
Chair: Peter Schindler
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Creating
a global knowledge
network
Paul Ginsparg
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E-BioSci:
an Europe-based platform for e-publishing
and information integration in the life sciences
Les Grivell
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The
SciELO Model for electronic publishing and measuring of
usage and impact of Latin American and Caribbean scientific journals
Abel L. Packer
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Session
IV. ECONOMIC ISSUES
Chair: Narasimbaiengar Mukunda
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Use
of the digital identifier in accessing and citing electronic journals
of the american chemical society
Pieter Bolman
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Scientific
Publishing in the Asia-Pacific Region
K K Phua
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Financial
Considerations in Scientific Publishing in Developing Countries:
The Case for the People’s Republic of China
Steven K. Luk
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The
role of non-profit organizations such as learned societies in
Japan
Kunio Tada
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SESSION
V: LEGAL AND ETHICAL ISSUES
Chair: Mark Frankel
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Why
Nature is not threatened by the Internet*
John Maddox
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New
legislation on copyright and databases and its impact on society
Thomas Dreier
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Electronic
publishing: ethical issues, including privacy
Richard Smith
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Session
VI: ISSUES IN ELECTRONIC PUBLISHING
Chair: Graciela Munoz
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Publication
and use of lrge data sets
John Rumble Jr.
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New
practices for electronic publishing: how to maintain quality and
guarantee integrity
Joost G. Kircz
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The
Importance of Aggregators
Simon Inger
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BREAKOUT
SESSIONS
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Breakout
session 1: Economic issues
Chair: Robert
Campbell
Rapporteur: Nathalie
Ferrand |
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Breakout
session 2: Functions and purposes of scientific journals
Chair: Martin
Blume
Rapporteur: Hilda
A.Cerdeira |
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Breakout
session 3: Behaviour and expectations of scientists
Chair: Sally
Morris
Rapporteur: Aldyth
Holmes |
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Breakout
session 4: Initiatives and developments in developing
and transitional countries
Chair: Lishan
Adam and Carol
Priestley
Rapporteur: Praditta Siripan |
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Breakout
session 5: Legal issues
Chair: Ferris
Webster
Rapporteur: Kai-Inge
Hillerud
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Session
VII: SECONDARY PUBLISHING FACILITIES
Chair: Robert Welham
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Neuroinformatics:
a new enabling field of neuroscience research in the IT area
Stephen Koslow
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Referencing
and retrieval of scientific articles
Eric Swanson
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Metadata
for referencing and archival usage
Juha Hakala
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Session
VIII. CONTRIBUTION OF OTHER STAKEHOLDERS
Chair: Christine Deschamps
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The
changing role of Learned Societies
Anthony Durniak
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The
Changing Role of the Librarian – A Virtual Library and a
Real Archive?
Alex C. Klugkist
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Is electronic
publishing being used in the best interests of science?
The publisher's view
Derk Haank
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Is
electronic publishing being used in the best interests of science?
The scientist's view
Steve Berry
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