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Big Data, Little Data, No Data: Scholarship in the Networked World
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The Open Innovation in Science research field: a collaborative conceptualisation approach
Susanne Beck,Carsten Bergenholtz,Marcel Bogers,Marcel Bogers,Tiare Brasseur,Maria Louise Conradsen,Diletta Di Marco,Andreas Philipp Distel,Leonhard Dobusch,Daniel Dörler,Agnes Effert,Benedikt Fecher,Despoina Filiou,Lars Frederiksen,Thomas Gillier,Christoph Grimpe,Marc Gruber,Carolin Haeussler,Florian Heigl,Karin Hoisl,Katie Hyslop,Olga Kokshagina,Marcel LaFlamme,Cornelia Lawson,Hila Lifshitz-Assaf,Wolfgang Lukas,Markus Nordberg,Maria Theresa Norn,Marion Poetz,Marisa Ponti,Gernot Pruschak,Laia Pujol Priego,Agnieszka Radziwon,Janet Rafner,Gergana Petrova Romanova,Alexander Ruser,Henry Sauermann,Sonali K. Shah,Jacob F. Sherson,Julia Suess-Reyes,Christopher L. Tucci,Philipp Tuertscher,Jane Bjørn Vedel,Theresa Velden,Roberto Verganti,Jonathan Wareham,Andrea Wiggins,Sunny Mosangzi Xu +47 more
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Data work in healthcare: An Introduction:
TL;DR: Healthcare organizations across the globe are currently grappling to implement tools and practices to transform data from “refuse to riches,” a movement propelled by mass adoption of electronic health records, sensors, and servers that can hold an ever-expanding volume of digital data.
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Knowledge infrastructures in science: data, diversity, and digital libraries
Christine L. Borgman,Peter T. Darch,Ashley E. Sands,Irene V. Pasquetto,Milena S. Golshan,Jillian C. Wallis,Sharon Traweek +6 more
TL;DR: The role of digital libraries in knowledge infrastructures for science is addressed, presenting evidence from long-term studies of four research sites, finding the need for expertise in digital libraries, data science, and data stewardship is apparent throughout all four sites.