There is an interview with physicist João Magueijo in the New Scientist, who suggests that light speed may vary.
“I don't think there's any future for journals. They're just a waste of time. I haven't read a journal in years. The future is the Web: the Web archive doesn't filter out the good stuff, and the bad stuff is there just as much as it is in the journals. I think in the future people will just publish in the Web archives.”
And more like this e. g. on peer review. Refreshing. (via SciTech Daily)
“I don't think there's any future for journals. They're just a waste of time. I haven't read a journal in years. The future is the Web: the Web archive doesn't filter out the good stuff, and the bad stuff is there just as much as it is in the journals. I think in the future people will just publish in the Web archives.”
And more like this e. g. on peer review. Refreshing. (via SciTech Daily)
Dienstag, 11. Februar 2003, 18:34 - Rubrik: Forschung