Project e-HD: an archiving system for electronic documents related to High Dilution research
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https://doi.org/10.51910/ijhdr.v9i31.403Keywords:
e-HD, archive, open accessAbstract
Peer-review journals and indexation agencies have an important role in the society as they certify the scientific common sense. However, they represent the edge-of-the-iceberg of the all produced knowledge. Within the “underwater production†there are many ideas, incomplete theoretical proposals and suggestions for new experimental models, some of them interesting, others more limited and a further group untenable. In common all of them are left aside and hidden from the most of people, including scientists. This article introduces a new initiative dedicated to the archiving of electronic documents (e-doc) referred to the High Dilution research, and was named as e-HD. It is opened to pre- and post-prints, lecture’s slides, movies, institutional websites and all relevant e-doc related to High Dilutions. e-HD is one more attempt to insert the High Dilution research in the scientific scenario giving visibility to all contributions in this field. While not substituting a peer-review journals, it can be used as a first step to refine preprints through open discussions before a more elaborated article’s version is done, aiming the final publication in peer-review journals.Downloads
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2021-12-25
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Zacharias, C. R. (2021). Project e-HD: an archiving system for electronic documents related to High Dilution research. International Journal of High Dilution Research - ISSN 1982-6206, 9(31), 85–89. https://doi.org/10.51910/ijhdr.v9i31.403
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