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Expanding Access to Science and Technology (UNU, 1994, 462 pages)

Session 1: Access to science and technology and the information revolution

Keynote presentation: the impact of information technology on the access to science

		(introductory text...)
		Abstract
		1. Introduction
		2. Diversity of information requirements
		3. Numeric and factual databases
		4. Evaluation and quality control
		5. Traditional access mechanisms
		6. Electronic access to scientific data
		7. Data as an international commodity
		8. The future
		References

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References

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