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UK research community gets
extended access to ScienceDirect
Elsevier, a leading publisher of scientific,
technical and medical (STM) information and the National e-Journals
Initiative 2 (NESLi2) have agreed to a four-year license for
ScienceDirect, which contains over a quarter of the world's STM
information.
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The Secret Google Quality Raters’
Handbook
Last month the Google Quality Rater’s handbook was
leaked online. This is what Google deems important when judging the
quality and relevance of a web page.In spite of what many say,
Google does not entirely rely on automatic computer-based algorithms
in its search engine rankings.
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"botox" be the aspirin of the 21st century?
A prize-winning paper suggests that botulinum toxin might have
dozens of new medical uses in treating problems such as restless
legs, asthma and even obesity. The journal Medical Hypotheses, an
Elsevier publication, has announced the winner of the 2007 David
Horrobin Prize for medical theory.
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Ottawa opposed to the transaction
The Harper
government seems to belong to the arguments of experts who have
argued in recent weeks that the possible sale of MacDonald Dettwiler
and Associates to foreign interests spell the end of the Canadian
aerospace industry and could ultimately be detrimental to Canada.
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