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Confessions of a Science Librarian by John Dupuis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 Canada License.
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About Me
- John Dupuis
- Toronto, Ontario
- I'm the Head of the Steacie Science & Engineering Library, York University, Toronto. Comments and feedback are welcome at jdupuis at yorku dot ca.
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Confessions of a Science Librarian by John Dupuis is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 2.5 Canada License.
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- "IM Interoperability Becoming a Reality!" I shudd...
- Extremely interesting and useful is "The Digital M...
- The MIT Open Courseware project is up and running ...
- The incredibly useful Scolarly Electronic Publishi...
- On a happier note, I call your attention to a fant...
- It's always rather interesting when some of the mo...
- Are academic libraries creating an expectation wit...
- "Can you be an engineer and not be able to write, ...
- PhDblogs.net is a kind of clearing house for PhD s...
- The York email system was down yesterday evening (...
- A colleague passed around copies of an article fro...
- A few very good articles from the ever-reliable Ka...
- A quote from a BBC news story, quoted in The Resou...
- Our old friend Garry Kasparov is at it again, this...
- Bioinformatics is one of the hottest areas in scie...
- In recognition of the recently completed Toronto W...
- The most recent issue of IEEE Transactions on Prof...
- The other science-related thing we did on our summ...
- Have way too many books filling up your house? Me...
- Good plagiarism bibliography here by Sharon Stoerg...
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