Academia's buried treasure.

The UK can vastly expand its research output by exposing the data layer that underpins it. Tracey Caldwell reports on a data lifecycle management initiative that aims to turn research data into a visible and profitable asset.

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Published in:Information World Review no. 250; pp. 18 - 21
Main Author: Caldwell T
Format: pictorial Journal Article
Published: Closerstill E-Learning Awards Ltd Oct2008
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