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ORCIDInformation Services and Use, Volume 44
Volume 44, Number 1, 2024
- Maaike Duine
:
Summary Report APE 2023, 10-12 January, Berlin, Germany Berlin Re-Visited: Building Technological Support for Scholarship and Scientific Publishing. 1-13 - Erik Schultes:
FAIR digital objects for academic publishers. 15-21 - Nandita Quaderi:
The misuse of bibliometrics in research assessment infrastructures. 23-26 - Sabina Alam, Rachel Burley, Chris Graf, Alice Meadows, Gabriela Mejias, Damian Pattinson:
(Re?)Building trust in research integrity. 27-30 - Laura Simis, Dustin Smith:
Connecting the dots with Hum: Unlocking data potential for publishers. 31-32 - Judy Mielke, Kate Gardner:
ScientifyRESEARCH: An equalizer for research funding information. 33-35 - David Harvey, Oleg Ruchayskiy, Alexey Boyarsky, Vsevolod Solovyov, Andrii Magalich, A. Romaniukov, Dariia Puhach, Olha Arekhta:
Prophy: An automated reviewer finder to improve the efficiency, diversity and quality of reviews. 37-42 - Joshua Mitcham:
Unlocking hidden knowledge: Harnessing AI, technology, and design for accessible research. 43-47 - Jessica Sänger:
Stepping up on climate action - How can book sector associations support businesses in reducing CO2 emissions?1. 49-53 - Rasjel van der Holst:
Meeting Report: The 2023 Academic Publishing in Europe Conference, Berlin, 10-11 January, 2023. 55-61
Volume 44, Number 2, 2024
- Erik Schultes:
SciELO 25: A reflection on technologies enabling accessibility. 63-67 - Danning Wu:
Exploring digital literacy in the era of digital civilization: A framework for college students in China. 69-91 - Xi Chen:
Impact of the Internet on entertainment media industries: The double effects of Metcalfe and McLuhan. 93-105 - Hanadi Buarki, Hui-Yun Sung:
Use of social media by LIS students in Kuwait and Taiwan: A comparative analysis. 107-119 - Rizka Nadhira, Hamdi Hamdi, Syora Alya Eka Putri, Tivani Shakilla Ervi:
Enhancing citizen satisfaction and loyalty in e-government: Lessons learned from Jakarta COVID-19 website. 121-138 - Maha Waleed Elfadel, Roslina Bt. Othman, Nik Hziman B. Nik Mat, Faten Fatehi Hamad, Hazwani Mohd Mohadis, Mahfooz Ahmed:
The relationship between e-marketing mix framework (4Ps) and customer satisfaction with electronic information services: An empirical analysis of Jordanian university libraries. 139-164 - Jian Yu, Xiao Ning, Youfeng Li:
A recommendation model for college majors based on deep learning and clustering algorithms. 165-175 - Xiangqin Zhao, Bin Wang:
A study on requirement optimization of intelligent health care information system for rural elderly based on improved FKM-TOPSIS method. 177-194
Volume 44, Number 3, 2024
- Astrid Engelen-Visser:
Summary Report APE 2024 - Keep the conversation going Academic Publishing in Europe, 9-10 January 2024, Berlin, Germany. 195-202 - Stephanie Dawson, Agata Morka, Charlie Rapple, Nikesh Gosalia, Ritu Dhand:
Can scholarly publishers change the world? The role of the SDGs within the publishing industry. 203-214 - Laura Feetham-Walker, Faye Holst, Hannah Chapman, Miriam Dixon:
Empowering Peer reviewers: How reviewer insights drive innovation at IOP Publishing. 215-220 - Martin Wilson, Richard Charkin:
Fifty years of publishing: An interview with Richard Charkin, including excerpts from his memoir "My Back Pages". 221-222 - Martijn Roelandse, Adam Day, Tijmen Altena, Harald Løvland Manheim, Elliot Lumb, Benito Campos:
Dotcoms to watch: Addressing the scholarly publishing industry's challenges through technology. 223-227 - Sven Fund, Gareth Dyke:
Is the tail wagging the dog? Understanding the value of incentives in peer review. 229-235 - Mostafizur Rahman, Md. Atikuzzaman:
Social media-based copyright awareness and knowledge-sharing practices among university students in Bangladesh. 237-254 - Jian Yu:
Exploration of the application of blockchain in e-government: Opportunities and risks coexist. 255-266
Volume 44, Number 4, 2024
- Bonnie Lawlor:
An overview of the 2024 NISO Plus Baltimore Conference. 267-281 - Brian Pichman:
Knowledge powered by artificial intelligence. 282-284 - Edward Pentz:
Building open scholarly infrastructure: A journey of collaboration and diplomacy. 285-290 - Heather Kotula:
What changes with machine learning, large language models, generative AI, and ChatGPT in search and discovery? EVERYTHING! 291-296 - Maureen P. Walsh, Nataliia Kaliuzhna, Nokuthula P. Mchunu, Mohamad Mostafa, Katherine Witzig, Tony Alves:
Open scholarship and bibliodiversity. 297-308 - John W. Felts Jr., Jason Griffey, Tim Lloyd:
The SeamlessAccess audit toolkit: A framework for librarians to audit resource access. 309-315 - Russell Michalak, Devon Ellixson:
Buy versus build: Navigating Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool adoption in academic libraries. 316-326 - Trevor Watkins, Qiana Johnson:
AI and Machine Learning: What to know and how to talk about it to researchers and patrons. 327-332 - Marjorie M. K. Hlava:
Updating the ISO 25964: A core metadata standard. 333-337 - Todd A. Carpenter, Jason Griffey:
Engaging with NISO. 338-344
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