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    Journal: Inf. Services and Use

    Volume 38, Issue 4

    191 -- 192Martin Grötschel. APE 2018: Academic Publishing in Europe, Introduction
    193 -- 200Anthony Watkinson. APE 2018 Selected Reports
    201 -- 202Chris Armbruster. Rising to the challenge - Reports from APE 2018, held in Berlin
    203 -- 205Sabine Kunst, Andreas Degkwitz. Open Science - the new paradigm for research and education?
    207 -- 213Terri Ann Parnell, Julie L. Agris. Health literacy: An essential element of health care professionalism and resilience

    Volume 38, Issue 3

    111 -- 130Bonnie Lawlor. An overview of the NFAIS conference: Blockchain for scholarly publishing
    131 -- 140Mads Holmen. Blockchain and scholarly publishing could be best friends
    141 -- 148Richard Ford Burley. Stable and decentralized? The promise and challenge of a shared citation ledger
    149 -- 151Courtney Morris. Powering research reputations: Using real-time reputation building as an incentive to share research discoveries
    153 -- 158Kent Anderson. Can blockchain withstand skepticism? An inquiry
    159 -- 171Petr Novotny, Qi Zhang, Richard Hull 0001, Salman Baset, Jim Laredo, Roman Vaculín, Daniel L. Ford, Donna N. Dillenberger. Permissioned blockchain technologies for academic publishing
    173 -- 185Patrice A. Lyons, Robert E. Kahn. Blocks as digital entities: A standards perspective
    187 -- 189Sonia Mundra. Blockchain initiatives and implementation

    Volume 38, Issue 1-2

    1 -- 31Bonnie Lawlor. An Overview of the NFAIS 2018 Annual Conference: Information Transformation: Open, Global, Collaborative
    33 -- 35Regina Joseph. The uncertainty conundrum: hitching innovation to information
    37 -- 39Sari Frances. Protecting intellectual property from digital piracy
    41 -- 43Michael Levine-Clark. Open access and its impact on access and subscriptions
    45 -- 59Carl Grant. We are the change we want to see
    61 -- 65Usha B. Biradar, Lokanath Khamari, Shrey Bhate. Transforming 50 years of data: A machine learning approach to create new revenue streams for traditional publishers
    67 -- 74Katherine Skinner. Spanning boundaries, transforming fields: The impact of community networks in scholarly communications
    75 -- 80Kristen Ratan. Driving a vision of publisher efficiency through collaboration
    81 -- 84Jennifer Kemp. Metadata and discoverability: A use case overview
    85 -- 89Ashlea Higgs. The new dimension in scholarly communications: How a global scholarly community collaboration created the world's largest linked research knowledge system
    91 -- 93Joseph Lerro. Flipping the script
    95 -- 98Joris van Rossum. The blockchain and its potential for science and academic publishing
    99 -- 110Andreas Meier 0010, Dirk Tunger. Investigating the transparency and influenceability of altmetrics using the example of the RG score and the ResearchGate platform
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