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What Physicists Want Librarians to Know Phil Richerme Joint Quantum Institute University of Maryland and NIST Charleston Conference Charleston, SC November 07, 2014
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What Physicists Want Librarians to Know
Phil RichermeJoint Quantum Institute
University of Maryland and NIST
Charleston ConferenceCharleston, SC
November 07, 2014
A Portrait of the Physicist as a Young Man
A Portrait of the Physicist as a Young Man
A Portrait of the Physicist as a Young Man
Bohr and Peace
Bohr and Peace
Bohr and Peace
200m
Bohr and Peace
200m
171Yb+
2 m
Bohr and Peace
200m
171Yb+
2 m
09:00-10:00(What’s new in the world?)
The Arxiv-ology of Knowledge
The Arxiv-ology of Knowledge
The Arxiv-ology of Knowledge
The Arxiv-ology of Knowledge
The Arxiv-ology of Knowledge
Open access journals:
The Arxiv-ology of Knowledge
Open access journals:
Initiatives and Consortia:
SCOAP3
In Search of Lost Time
In Search of Lost Time
In Search of Lost Time
(5 months)
In Search of Lost Time
In Search of Lost Time
(5.5 months)
10:00-16:00(to the lab!)
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
Things Fall Apart
Things Fall Apart
“Book”
Things Fall Apart
“Book”
Things Fall Apart
“Book”
Things Fall Apart
“Book”0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Yes No
“Do you know how to get to the physics library?”
16:00-18:00(analysis)
Lord of the Files
Lord of the Files
Lord of the Files
Brave New World
• Books are great…but no longer a critical resource for physics research
• Would be better utilized if text were available online
Brave New World
• Books are great…but no longer a critical resource for physics research
• Would be better utilized if text were available online
• Journals are the dominant method for communication (particularly the arXiv)
• We need continued access and support for these tools
Brave New World
• Books are great…but no longer a critical resource for physics research
• Would be better utilized if text were available online
• Journals are the dominant method for communication (particularly the arXiv)
• We need continued access and support for these tools
• Data archiving is not necessarily the realm of libraries
• Only need modest storage requirements
• Data is useless without context
