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Your taxes (if US citizen) paid for the research and it was peer reviewed for free by (I believe) academics in the public service but we all know the immense bu
by vixin 12y ago
Your taxes (if US citizen) paid for the research and it was peer reviewed for free by (I believe) academics in the public service but we all know the immense burden and expense involved in typesetting and publishing the results in print or on the internet. At least that is how it appears. The solution to this scandal lies with the researchers themselves.
The price of information
http://www.economist.com/node/21545974 http://www.economist.com/node/21545974
- cscurmudgeon 12y agoWhere does it say that this research project was funded by the govt.? But I agree, important research, even if privately funded, ought to be freely available.
- ihnorton 12y agoIt's a safe assumption for essentially all biomedical research, but specifically, the senior author's website: http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/Labs/Ghetti/PWT/index.cfm?Section=20 http://psychology.ucdavis.edu/Labs/Ghetti/PWT/index.cfm?Sect...
- cscurmudgeon 12y agoIt is a shame that life saving research sponsored by the govt. is locked down.