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CINF 9 STM publishers and author rights. Eric S.
Slater, e_slater@acs.org, Publications Division, Copyright
Office, American Chemical Society, 1155 Sixteenth Street,
NW, Washington, DC 20036, Fax: 202-776-8112
This session will feature discussion pertaining to author
rights, and ways that ACS and other STM publishers are
addressing this broad issue. Many publishers that require
transfer of copyright grant a number of rights back to
authors and their employers; however, there is a perception
that publishers don't do this. The reality is publishers are
more "generous" than what is perceived, and achieve this in
a positive way by carefully attempting to balance its own
rights as copyright holder with the rights of authors and the
user community at large.
CINF 10 Perils of parallel publishing systems: The
ramp-up of institutional and subject-matter repositories
and potential impact on journal subscriptions. Mark
Seeley, Legal Department, Elsevier, 30 Corporate Drive -
Suite 400, Burlington, MA 01803, Fax: 781-313-4814
The copying and sharing of journal articles by authors has
been accepted by journal publishers, either expressly
(journal publishing agreements which permit
sharing/posting of some versions of articles) or implicitly
(by lack of enforcement or objection) for many years.
Generally journal publishers accept that scholars need to
quickly share their work with colleagues and researchers in
the field, as part of the "informal" communication systems,
and the view has been that the risk to traditional
subscription and "pay by the drink" document delivery
businesses from such informal sharing is low to moderate.
The development of major pre-print servers such as
arXiv.org, subject repositories run by funding agencies such
as NIH (the Public Access database in PMC), and
institutional repositories run on a systematic basis (with
mandates such as those proposed at Harvard, MIT,
Southampton and others), raises the question about whether
such repositories and the versions of articles posted on such
sites, are "good enough" to serve as compelling substitutes
for journal subscriptions and individual article sales.24
CINF 11 Trends in rights management: A copyright
clearance perspective. Edward Colleran, Copyright
Clearance Center, 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers, MA
01923, Fax: 978-646-8600
Trends in the Use of Copyrighted Works-a Copyright
Clearance Center Perspective.
CINF 12 Online chemical modeling environment:
database. Sergii Novotarskyil, lurii Sushkol, Robert
K_rner1, Anil Kumar Pandey', and Igor V. Tetko2,
itetko@vcclab.org. (1) Helmholtz Zentrum Muenchen
German Research Center for Environmental Health,
Institute of Bioinformatics and Systems Biology,
Ingolstaedter Landstrasse 1, Neuherberg D-85764,
Germany, (2) Helmholtz Zentrum Muenchen German
Research Center for Environmental Health, Institute of
Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, Ingolstaedter
Landstrasse 1, Neuherberg 85764, Germany
The main goal of our database http://qspr.eu is to collect,
store and manipulate chemical data with the purpose of
their use for model development (see our presentation at
COMP). It's main features, that distinguish it from other
available databases include 1) the database is open and it is
based on Wiki-style principles. We encourage users to
submit data and to correct inaccurate submitted data; 2) the
database is aimed at collecting high-quality data. To
achieve this we require users to submit references to the
article, where the data was published. The reference may
include the article name, journal name, date of publication,
page number, line number, etc. 3) Since the compound
properties may vary depending on the conditions, under
which they were measured, we store the measurement
conditions with the data to provide the users with more
accurate information about each data point. The examples
of the use of the database within national and EU projects
will be exemplified.Chemical Information Bulletin, Vol. 61, No 2 (Fall) 2009
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