GLAM/Newsletter/February 2014/Contents/Open Access report
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Open Access at Wikimania; Signalling OA-ness
Wikimania
For this year's Wikimania, a panel on Wikimedia and Open Access has been proposed within the Open Scholarship track, and several proposals on that theme are in the making. The call for submissions is open until March 31.
Signalling OA-ness
The Signalling OA-ness project - which aims to mark scholarly references cited on Wikipedia as to how open they actually are - has focused on drafting and refining specifications for the planned workflows, as detailed on GitHub.
Open Access Media Importer
The following represents a selection of the ca. 270 files that have been uploaded by the Open Access Media Importer this month, bringing the total to over 15,500. If you can think of wiki pages where these files could be useful, please put them in there or let us know.
Open Access File of the Day
The following files have been featured as Open Access File of the Day this month:
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February 28: the snail Helicinida rhodostoma
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February 27: gall on the leaf of a plant
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February 26: microscopic view of osteochondrosis in the joint of a sow
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February 25: electroencephalography while playing guitar
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February 24: skeleton and range map of the dinosaur Seitaad
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February 23: the beetle Lyctoxylon dentatum
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February 22: Limnonectes macrocephalus
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February 21: the butterfly Phengaris arion
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February 20: Photoactivated localization microscopy of a neuron
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February 19: thistle-like plant Centaurea rupestris
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February 18: the spider Pachistopelma rufonigrum
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February 17: symptoms of gas gangrene
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February 16: the gecko Gekko kikuchii
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February 15: song of the bird Grallaria rufula
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February 14: love dart of the snail Cepaea nemoralis
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February 13: shell of the snail Leptoxis compacta
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February 12: Darwinilus sedarisi.
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February 11: the aquatic plant Nymphoides aurantiaca
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February 10: microscopic marine animal Spinoloricus nov. sp.
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February 9: NMR of larva of the fly Eurosta solidaginis
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February 8: Platymantis taylori
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February 7: bones of the mosasaur Platecarpus
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February 6: Pelusios seychellensis
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February 5: the aquatic plant Nymphoides hydrophylla
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February 4: Dendrelaphis luzonensis, a snake from Colubridae family
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February 3: the stalked jellyfish Haliclystus antarcticus
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February 2: Meesmann corneal dystrophy
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February 1: the moth Antispila voraginella
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