Serving communication needs of physical scientists

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1 Serving communication needs of physical scientists AA & HEP April 15 16, 2010 Eva Adams Director, Strategy and Corporate Communications American Institute of Physics

2 2 Vision To INSPIRE every physical and applied scientist to turn to AIP and its partners for the information they need.

3 3 Synergy Services/content for Astronomers and High Energy Physicists Answering future needs Where INSPIRE and ADS should be going next How we could go there together

4 Services and content for astronomers and high-energy physicists 4 Niels Bohr Library & Archives Science and Policy News Jobs Graduate Departments Information Physics Today Journals Conference Proceedings

5 5 Graduate programs/departments info

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7 AIP peer-reviewed journals

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9 9 185 Journals 1000s Conferences ebooks Physics Today 30 Million Full-text downloads 49 Million Visits

10 10 35,000,000 Scitation Full Text Downloads ,000,000 25,000,000 20,000,000 15,000,000 10,000,000 5,000, Projected 2009 Full Text Downloads

11 Physics Publishing A Healthy Enterprise 11 JOURNAL LAUNCHES up 35 % ARTICLES PUBLISHED up 56 %

12 The Physics Publishing Market , Growth Articles 56% (CAGR 3.86%) Journals 35% (CAGR 2.55%) 280, , ,000 Journals Published y = 10728x , ,000 Articles Published , y = x , , , ,000

13 13 Staying relevant to scientists Helping make choices: strategic reading tools Optimizing researchers workflow Speeding communication and dissemination Facilitating community connections Enabling access: anywhere, any device

14 14 Scientists Reading Habits: Strategic Reading 350 C o u n t Average minutes spent reading per article Average number of articles read per year Year Source: SCIENCE Vol. 325/14 August 2009

15 15 Scitation C 3 Exploit the full potential of XML ENRICH content continually DEVICE INDEPENDENT/MOBILE COMMUNITY Connections Integrate With User WORKFLOW SPEED

16 Research + iphone = iresearch 16

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18 18 Heading in the same direction AIP (Scitation C 3 ) Discipline-based resource Moving beyond papercentric paradigm State-of-the-art discovery tools and retrieval Increased functionality Seamless access Semantic technologies and knowledge discovery (UniPHY) INSPIRE Discipline-based resource Moving beyond papercentric paradigm State-of-the-art discovery tools and retrieval Increased functionality Seamless access Semantic technologies

19 19 Where INSPIRE and ADS should be going Integrate/collaborate vs. compete/reinvent Ensure interoperability for community benefit Development of semantic publishing tools Reciprocal collaboration among all players

20 20 How we could go there together Reciprocal relationships among players Avoid duplication of efforts Collaborate UniPHY community collaboration in one place Taxonomies

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22 22 Collaboration/Synergy Explore reciprocal sharing of metadata with Scitation Link/share relevant auxiliary information (jobs, departments info, multimedia, experiments, etc.)

23 23 Relevant AIP contacts John Haynes, Vice President, Publishing Evan Owens, CIO, Publishing Paul DeCillis, Director, Online Publishing