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Tydzień Otwartej Nauki – Open Access Week (OAW) trwa. O wydarzeniach zaplanowanych aż do niedzieli możecie przeczytać na stronie EBIB. My tymczasem polecamy kilka publikacji – solidna dawka wiedzy na weekend.
Stowarzyszenie EBIB opublikowało broszury informacyjne o Open Access, wszystkie dostępne na wolnej licencji CC BY-SA. Trzy z nich można przeczytać online, wystarczy kliknąć:
Otwarta nauka, czyli dobre praktyki uczonych autorstwa Pawła Szczęsnego z PAN.
Otwarte czasopisma. Zakładanie czasopism naukowych oraz transformacja czasopism zamkniętych autorstwa Emanuela Kulczyckiego z UAM.
Modele biznesowe otwartego publikowania naukowego. Informator dla polskich wydawców uczelnianych autorstwa Bożeny Bednarek-Michalskiej z UMK.
Centrum Cyfrowe jak zwykle intensywnie promuje ideę otwartego dostępu, prezentując możliwości Biblioteki Otwartej Nauki. Projekt ma na celu jak najszersze udostępnienie publikacji książkowych stanowiących spuściznę kulturową i naukową polskiej humanistyki, poprzez ich digitalizację i otwartą publikację w Sieci. Zdigitalizowane publikacje będą dostępne na warunkach określonych przez autorów. W zależności od tego, na co będzie pozwalał stan prawny, do określenia tych warunków będą używane licencje Creative Common - zapowiadają nas swojej stronie Twórcy projektu. O tym jak jeszcze otworzyć naukę dowiecie się też z animacji przygotowanej przez Centrum Cyfrowe:
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Keeping the Balance
So the Every Bike in Bristol site has been a bit quiet of late, but that doesn’t mean it’s been forgotten. I have spent the last weekend sharpening up the site ready for a steady stream of exciting new stories.
The reason it has been on the back burner is so I could concentrate on finishing my degree. That is now over and I’m proud to say I graduated with a first class honours. Initially I started the project to explore my own relationship with cycling, how I use it to maintain good lung function while living with Cystic Fibrosis. Over the last year, while putting so much effort into university, my lung function has been know to slip. Especially near deadlines when the weather is ‘British’ getting out on the bike started to come second to the work.
I have made a promise to myself and the team at the CF clinic that I would take some time out and concentrate on my health. So I recently made the decision to stay in Bristol and chill out at more of a ‘Bristolian’ pace. I have a lot of friends heading for London to take on the design industry. I wish them all the luck and success they deserve after working so hard on our course. I look forward to hearing lots of stories, especially bike related ones. I made a lot of friends and great contacts in the city which I wish to continue working creatively with. I enjoy pursuing all my little personal projects and feel Bristol is the place for me to do that.
So as a result Every Bike in Bristol can continue to grow. I have lots of new content lined up so keep checking back to see what’s going on. In the meantime check out the new improved smarter looking site and enjoy the nice bike type I drew to illustrate this post.
Thanks for being patient.
Chris
I've cycled past these guys almost on a daily basis for 2 years. They are always on hand for a quick pit stop and always happy to help. This is awful news.
During the summer I had my [Every Bike in Bristol](www.everybikeinbristol.com) project featured at the Bristol Nature festival. Over the corse of the two days I invited people to submit their own bike drawings. I have finally got around to scanning them all in and have had a little play with ways of showcasing all 70 of them. See what you think