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Sci-Mate > Information| Editor: Christopher Dyer Branch: Feedback-Wiki Type: Help Information Intention: For Publication Read/Write Permissions: Open Access | Authors : 18.03.2010 - Christopher Dyer - Sci-Mate 08.03.2009 - - WforEurope 15.12.2008 - Igor Fischer |
Sci-Mate articles are a way for researchers to easily publish and stay in control of their online digital content.
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A simple word editor offers familiar formatting buttons and functions to publish attractive electronic content including images and links to other web-based content.
Ongoing editing and discussion allows researchers to take an idea rapidly forward, sharing ideas with collaborators and protecting IP from competitors.
Authorship and date stamps establish records to show the source, and ownership rights of all contributions (see IP on sci-mate).
Collaborative writing using these tools not only makes it easier for co-authors to read and update the latest version, but also gives senior authors tools to manage the creative development of ideas.
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