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The case for interoperability in global research

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Fitzpatrick, Merrilyn
Glennie, Kerrie
Faletič, Rado
Rank, Dennis
Hill, Christopher T.

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Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology cooperation (FEAST)

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”This Discussion Paper, focussing on defining interoperability in a global research sense, is the first of two that will capture the main threads of discussion from a recent symposium hosted jointly by FEAST and The University of Queensland (UQ) on Enhancing interoperability in the emerging global research order." - page 2

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Fitzpatrick, M., Glennie, K., Faletič, R., Rank, D., & Hill, C. T. (2011). The case for interoperability in global research. FEAST Discussion Paper 6/11. Canberra, ACT: Forum for European-Australian Science and Technology cooperation (FEAST)

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