Editorial: The future of publishing microarray data

cDNA Microarray Data Normalization

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s, Mathematical Reviews, MatSciNet, MatSci on SilverPlatter, Scopus, Zentralblatt Math The issuing of the Informatica journal is financially supported by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology, Trg OF 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia. Volume 31 Number 2 June 2007ISSN 0350-5596 IntroductionM. McPherson,P. Isaias139 Intelligent Decision Support for Architecture and<l...

The Future of Scholarly Publishing

172 The Ad Hoc Committee on the Future of Scholarly Publishing, established by the Modern Language Association in 1999, set out to examine the current state of academic publishing in the fields of languages and literatures. The committee’s charge was to investigate and understand the widely perceived crisis in scholarly publishing and make recommendations to address the situation. Librarians, e...

Open access: the future of academic publishing?

JOURNAL PUBLISHING BEGAN IN THE LATE 17TH century, when the Royal Society and the Académie de France both began publishing the proceedings of their regular members’ meetings, to serve as a physical record of what went on in the meetings and also to communicate the same to members who were unable to attend. Both publications were intended as profit-making enterprises. This traditional model of p...

The Future of Digital Magazine Publishing

The publishing industry went through more structural changes in the past ten years than in the whole second half of XX century. In magazine publishing in particular, since the emergence of the first sites to complement the print edition in the 1990s to the release of iPad in 2010, these media have enjoyed numerous opportunities provided by new technologies, which, in turn, demanded the reinvent...