Attention Doctoral Students: This Video Is for You!
How can doctoral students make theoretical and conceptual contributions to the literature of Information Science, which is especially competitive at the highest philosophical levels?
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How can doctoral students make theoretical and conceptual contributions to the literature of Information Science, which is especially competitive at the highest philosophical levels?
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In this episode of InfoFire—the fireside chat series from Information Matters—a conversation with Gio Wiederhold, professor emeritus of computer science, electrical engineering, and medicine at Stanford University on “Different Flavors of AI.”
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Listen to this episode of the fireside chat series, InfoFire by Information Matters, with Professor Mike Eisenberg, dean emeritus, University of Washington Information School.
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What Makes This Paper Great?, goes much deeper into the Information Science literature and lingers upon landmark papers.
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The tremendous growth in volume and variety of big scholarly data leads to information overload, which poses unprecedented challenges to seeking suitable research collaborators.
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The difficulty of knowing what happens inside Facebook is especially troubling for academic researchers in fields such as information science.
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Despite the immense value of scientific knowledge, academic publishing has long pursued an ethos of sharing rather than trade for profit.
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