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CiteULike is free online service to organize academic publications. It
has been created in November 2004 and further developed in
December 2006. The site is based in the UK. The service is run
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Saving references in Connotea is quick and easy. You do it by
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Most researchers agree that open access to data is the scientific ideal,
so what is
stopping it happening? Bryn Nelson investigates why many
researchers choose not to share.
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