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Plan S e le società scientifiche – una rivoluzione per l'Open Access?
Bianco, Stefano;
Patrizii, Laura
INFN use-case: Open Access Repository
Barbera, Roberto;
Bruno, Riccardo;
Fargetta, Marco;
Rotondo, Riccardo
INFN OAR Presentation at the InvenioRDM Project Meeting held at CERN 20-24 January 2020.
Uploaded on January 21, 2020Dimensional reduction in networks of non- Markovian spiking neurons: Equivalence of synaptic filtering and heterogeneous propagation delays
Mattia, Maurizio;
Biggio, Matteo;
Galluzzi, Andrea;
Storace, Marco
Science Reproducibility and Reusability with FutureGateway and a Zenodo-like repository: the PALMS experiment
Bruno, Riccardo;
Barbera, Roberto;
Fargetta, Marco;
Rotondo, Riccardo;
Anagnostou, Anastasia;
Taylor, Simon J. E.
Science Reproducibility and Reusability with FutureGateway and a Zenodo-like repository: the PALMS experiment
Bruno, Riccardo;
Barbera, Roberto;
Fargetta, Marco;
Rotondo, Riccardo;
Anagnostou, Anastasia;
Taylor, Simon J. E.
Synthetic procedure to replicate the INFN Open Access Repository (based on Invenio v3 and Zenodo)
Fargetta, Marco;
Rotondo, Riccardo;
Barbera, Roberto
This document contains a synthetic procedure to replicate the INFN Open Access Repository
Uploaded on September 9, 2019osct/oar-palms: OAR Release
Riccardo Bruno
Uploaded on July 16, 2019Updates on the INFN Open Access Repository
Rotondo, Riccardo;
Fargetta, Marco;
Barbera, Roberto;
Bianco, Stefano;
Maggi, Marcello;
Menasce, Dario;
Patrizii, Laura
Valutazione Rischio Chimico_LNF
Cantone, Claudio
Plan S e accesso aperto: fra principi, mercato e processi valutativi della ricerca
Stefano Bianco
Presentation by Stefano Bianco at the conference "I costi della conoscenza", Pisa May 9th 2019.
Uploaded on May 17, 2019INFN Open Access Repository at a glance
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