Daniel K. Hartline
Békésy Laboratory of Neurobiology
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Public service: links
- Classified research article in the Berkeleyan (2005): "Research under fire: In the war on terror, academic freedom could wind up as collateral damage"
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Open Access
Open Access is an international effort among authors of scholarly papers to permit their works to be freely disseminated on the Internet. Open Access journals are still the exception rather than the rule. Authors submitting papers reporting results of often publicly-funded research to regular commercial (for profit) journals typically do so without remuneration (often in fact paying steep page charges to the more prestigious journals) in order to inform other scholars and interested persons world wide of their research results. Internet dissemination offers to greatly enhance the spread and usefulness of the research. Copyright assignment and excessive journal greed stand in the way of this goal. See Serial Wars by Lee Orsdel and Kathleen Born in Library Journal 4/15/07; also se
Internet paper posting plea by D. J. Bernstein (U. Chicago) and for some of the unscrupulous power-tactics of even well-respected scientific societies, see e.g. the
IEEE journal boycott web site. The latter site notes Springer's acceptance of public domain documents.
PBRC Anonymous FTP area
PBRC Home Page.
Petra Lenz' Home Page
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"This material is based upon work supported by the 
National Science Foundation under Grants No. 9604505, 9906223 and 0451376" and by NIH grant RR/AI-03061 to PBRC (Kenneth P. Mortimer, P.I.). Further, that "any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the
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Stomatogastric Nervous System web site