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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Openness to protect human subjects in research
The Department of Health and Human Services recently published a proposal to update the federal regulations that govern research on human subjects. It’s a very interesting proposal with a lot of potential changes on the table, and has received more … Continue reading
Posted in Open access, Open government, Privacy, Science
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Florida State University adopts open access resolution
I’m pleased to announce that tonight, Florida State University’s faculty senate unanimously adopted a resolution supporting open access. (I’ve been a M.S. student in the School of Library & Information Studies since 2010; unfortunately, I didn’t know about this effort … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Florida, Open access, Science
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