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      <title>Mandated Online RAE CVs Linked to University Eprint Archives: Enhancing UK Research Impact and Assessment</title>
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      <description>Being the only country with a national research assessment exercise [1], the UK is today in a unique position to make a small change that will confer some large benefits. The Funding Councils should mandate that in order to be eligible for Research Assessment and funding, all UK research-active university staff must maintain (I) a standardised online RAE-CV, including all designated RAE performance indicators, chief among them being (II) the full text of every refereed research paper, publicly self-archived in the university&#39;s online Eprint Archive and linked to the CV for online harvesting, scientometric analysis and assessment.</description>
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      <title>Interface: Les Carr Interview</title>
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      <description>Hypertext links in cyberspace are the subject of fascinating research being undertaken by Steve Hitchcock and Les Carr at Southampton University [2]. They have been funded by [3] to explore, in the Open Journal Project, the use of links within the context of electronic scholarly journals. This work builds upon work being undertaken by the same team in a separate project, the Distributed Link Service (DLS) [4] . This is creating a system which separates the link data from the document and stores it in link databases or &#39;linkbases&#39;.</description>
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