New Frontiers for Scientific and Technical Information
Report of the ICSTI 2008 Public Conference held 11-12 June 2008 at the COEX International Hotel, Seoul, Korea.
Summary Report
Towards a Collaborative Strategy for the Use of e-Journals
Summary Report of the Meeting of Publishers and ICSTI National
STI Centre Sub-Group held 19 January 2007 at The British Library,
London, U.K., January 2007. Summary Report
ICSTI-IUCr study on the long-term availability of the
digital records of science
Study carried out by IUCr on behalf of ICSTI, May 2005. Study
DIGITAL PRESERVATION AND PERMANENT ACCESS TO SCIENTIFIC
INFORMATION: The State of the Practice
In 1999, ICSTI and CENDI
jointly sponsored a report on Digital
Electronic Archiving: The State of the Art and Practice. Both
decided to sponsor an update of this report (completed on February 2004)
because they represent large repositories, publishers, and libraries
of scientific and technical information.
To download the 2004 update click here.
To download the initial 1999 report click here.
THE INFORMATION IMPERATIVE: A Framework for Measuring
Impacts of STM Information Services and STM Organizations
What are the social and economic impacts of scientific, technical,
and medical (STM) information organizations and their services?
How can these impacts be measured? This study identifies areas
where STM information organizations provide value to society
and offers a generic framework for measuring key socio-economic
impacts. STM organizations will find useful guidelines for
planning and carrying out their own impact assessments. Click
here for more information on the study.
IOS PRESS: The Proceedings of the 2003 ICSTI Conference
on Open Access
Following up on some earlier discussion concerning last
years Open Access issue of Information Services and Use,
we are happy to inform you that they have made this issue
'open access'. Go to http://www.iospress.nl/html/01675265.html
and click on 'contents', you will see issue 23 Nos. 2-3 in
bold face. Clicking on that will show the contents of the
issue where you can browse the articles in full text.
