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How much does it cost to get a scientific paper?

The Backstory: As it stands today,when one of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides the funding for a scientific research project, and those results are published, they must be made freely available to public, within a set period of time. The reasoning behind this requirement is that taxpayers funded everything about the research except for the final publication, and so they have already paid for access.

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Unfortunate: Open Advocate Darrell Issa Sponsoring Bill That Will Close Off Open Access To Gov t Funded Research

For years, we've pointed out the ridiculousness of various attempts to lock up federally funded research. If anything, it would seem that research that is federally funded should be required to be open to the public. After all, the public paid for it. And, in fact, a few years back, the National Institutes of Health…

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Public Parts: A book review | ScienceBlogs

"Reading" books on my iPod is usually great. I can download them from audible, and while I'm tending to the daily monotony that comprises much of labwork (tissue culture, prepping protein samples, running back and forth between centrifuges), I can just pop in my earbuds and keep my brain engaged with something interesting.

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Should taxpayers pay to read the results of public funded research or : Reading Comprehension (RC)

Should taxpayers pay to read the results of public funded research or : Reading Comprehension (RC)
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The Future of Science Publishing

A little over 300 years ago, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, a dry goods seller from Delft in Holland, learned to grind glass into lenses and fashion the best microscopes the world had ever seen.

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