e-Research and new challenge in knowledge structuring

<p>Keynote address - day two of the ISKO UK 2009 <a href="https://www.iskouk.org/2009-Conference">biennale conference</a></p> <p>Clifford Lynch offered a high-level overview of some of the developments in e-research and<br> cyberinfrastructure, with emphasis on some of the opportunities for data curation and<br> data reuse, with considerable emphasis on humanities and social sciences as well as science<br> and engineering.He also looked at developments in &lsquo;citizen science&rsquo; and what might be<br> thought of as &lsquo;citizen humanities&rsquo; in this context. The talk&nbsp;concluded with consideration<br> of the changing nature of publishing/authoring, particularly in the scholarly sphere, and the<br> implications of the production of structured, reuseable, and interchangeable knowledge as<br> part of the processes of scholarship and scholarly communication.</p>