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Science (New York, N.Y.)
|August 5, 2000
Resumen
Líderes de la publicación y la biomedicina debatieron el impacto de Internet en las revistas académicas. Discutieron si las empresas privadas o los científicos que comparten directamente en línea darán forma al futuro de la comunicación científica.
Área de la Ciencia:
- La biomedicina es la biomedicina.
- Publicación académica Publicación académica.
- Comunicación digital de la comunicación digital.
Sus antecedentes:
- La influencia de Internet en las revistas académicas es un tema de debate significativo.
- Una reunión reciente convocó a 120 líderes de la publicación y la biomedicina para discutir este tema.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Explorar las perspectivas divergentes sobre el futuro de las revistas académicas presentadas por líderes en la publicación y la biomedicina.
- Comprender el impacto potencial de Internet en la difusión de la investigación científica.
Principales métodos:
- Se convocó una reunión de 120 líderes en publicaciones y biomedicina.
- Se celebraron discusiones y debates sobre el efecto de Internet en las revistas académicas.
Principales resultados:
- Surgieron dos visiones distintas para el futuro: una favoreciendo el dominio continuo de las empresas privadas para las revistas confiables, la otra prediciendo un cambio hacia el intercambio directo de científico a científico en línea.
- Surgió un desacuerdo significativo entre los participantes con respecto a estos escenarios futuros.
Conclusiones:
- El futuro de las revistas académicas es cuestionado, con diferentes puntos de vista sobre los roles de las entidades comerciales y la colaboración científica directa.
- Internet presenta una fuerza transformadora, que puede remodelar la forma en que se publican y comparten los hallazgos científicos.
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