In this paper, based on desk research, we will present the most important features of
Research 2.0 in its relationship with information literacy (IL). The appearance of the …

The present paper offers preliminary outcomes of a user study that investigated the
acceptance of a recommender system that suggests future co-authors for scientific article …

When researchers formulate search queries to find relevant content on the Web, those
queries typically consist of keywords that can only be matched in the content or its metadata …

Research information is widely available on the Web. Peerreviewed research publications
as well related meta data from bibliography archives offers a vast of information to …

Science2. 0 can radically change how researchers connect and collaborate. In this paper,
we focus on researchers who attend academic events, such as workshops or conferences …

This paper is aimed at studying scientific communication as an integral part of a scientist's
activity. The authors of this article analysed the development of informational technologies …

This chapter presents findings from a survey study regarding academics' use of YouTube
videos for research and leisure. The results are based on a large-scale survey which reflects …

A Call for Papers (CfP) is a small, but well-structured and information-rich message with a
relatively short lifespan. CfP plays an important role in academic life, not just as an …

Virtual communities are increasingly relying on technologies and tools of the so-called Web
2.0. In the context of scientific events and topical Research Networks, researchers use …

Conference Linked Data (COLINDA) 3, a recent addition to the LOD (Linked Open Data)
Cloud4, exposes information about scientific events (conferences and workshops) for the …