The Occasional Pamphlet

For those interested, here's a better copy. nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.Ins… twitter.com/earnmyturns/st…

About 2 weeks ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

@grimmelm That book is based on @HarryRoyLewis's CS191 course on "classics of computer science", which he taught at Harvard for the last several years, if you're looking for history in a CS curriculum. An early syllabus: canvas.harvard.edu/courses/34…

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Coalition S (@cOAlitionS_OA) announces rights retention strategy for #Plan_S. Rather than reinventing the wheel, it "is very close to the Harvard licence model…in place since 2008." Good choice! @JohanRooryck #openaccess #RetainYourRights ht @petersuber coalition-s.org/opinion-right…

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Prescription for #COVID19 and all other diseases: "require that the scientific articles and data resulting from taxpayer-funded research be immediately and openly shared online." #openaccess @WhiteHouse bit.ly/2U0ZSnj

About 5 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

For us non-Dutch-speakers, Google Translate is helpful: translate.google.com/translat… "This article examines whether the Harvard licensing model is permitted under Dutch law. That appears to be the case." twitter.com/petersuber/sta…

About 10 months ago from Stuart Shieber's Twitter · reply · retweet · favorite

Great statement from Martha Whitehead on behalf of the @HarvardLibrary's commitment to broad #openaccess to scholarly articles and other research results. #oaweek library.harvard.edu/about/new…

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Harvard's computer science program is searching for junior faculty members in all areas of CS. If you know of anyone who might be interested, please point them to seas.harvard.edu/academic-aff…. #computerscience #academe

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@andy_nobes Yep. Still no author- or reader-side fees. Still a top tier AI journal – 90-something percentile in "eigenfactor" (if that's the kind of thing you're into).

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