Indian neutrino lab site rejected

Fate of articles rejected by Indian Pediatrics.

The present study was conducted to determine the fate of manuscripts rejected by Indian Pediatrics (IP), and to identify the factors facilitating publication of a rejected manuscript elsewhere. Database (PubMed, IndMed) and Google searches were performed to trace the manuscripts published elsewhere any time after rejection by Indian Pediatrics in the year 2002. Eighteen per cent of the rejected...

Rejected Articles

Putting the lab in the lab book: supporting coordination in large, multi-site research

Large and distributed science projects present researchers with a challenging environment for interaction and collaboration. While digital technologies offer promises in supporting these difficulties, researchers appear reluctant to discontinue their use of analogue resources. We present a study of communication practices in very large-scale collaborative scientific research programmes that inv...

Indian neutrino detector: the elephant in the room.

THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF THE INTERNET IS MORE THAN ACCESS TO INFORMATION; it is increasingly about contributing, collaborating, and participating. Metaphors based on information highways are giving way to community visions that capture the remarkable enthusiasm for user-generated content and social media. At the same time, President Obama is calling for civic service and personal responsibil...

Searching yeast intron data at Ares lab Web site.