Novel Research Institute
The Novel Research Institute is a nonprofit organization focused on knowledge dissemination in an open environment.
Locations
http://novelresearchinstitute.org/
Mirror servers for The Novel Research Institute (NRI):
Wiki Spot websites:
http://nri.wikispot.org/Front_Page
http://wikispot.org/novelresearchinstitute.org
http://www.novelresearchinstitute.net/
Mission
The Novel Research Institute is ``a non-profit organization whose aim is promote the creation, organization and dissemination of knowledge. To work towards this end, NRI is engaged in several activities: research, development and dissemination".
Research
Members of the institute carry out research in various fields related to a main theme such as: ``mathematical logic, algebra, quantum algebra, linguistics, hypertext theory, artificial intelligence and applied quantum systems".
Development
NRI programmers ``develop and maintain computer software platforms for the purpose of communication and collaboration. The development process is informed by the research activities and leads to deliverables both in the form of program files and web services."
Dissemination
In addition to making available research reports and articles by our members, NRI is also involved in ``preparing electronic editions of scientific works such as books in various areas, including mathematics, physics, computers, and so on", especially for nonprofit items that are very difficult to access or generally unavailable through commercial websites or bookstores.
See also
- Open Science
- Open Data
- Open Networks
- Online Tools for a Sustainable Collaborative Economy
- P2P Collaborative Concepts
- Hyperlinked Society
- Planetphysics.org
- PlanetMath.org
External links
- NRI
- Meta Collab
- Academia Collaborations at Meta Collab wiki]
- Near Infrared Spectroscopy at NRI
- PlametMath.org
- PlanetPhysics.org
- The Hyperlinked Society: Questioning Connections in the Digital Age, Joseph Turow and Lokman Tsui, Editors, Published by: University of Michigan Press and University of Michigan Library, Ann Arbor, © 2008.; The Hyperlink Book's Permalink; The Hyperlink as Organizing Principle, by Alexander Halavais
- Global Commons: Is Definition Possible?,by Paul B. Hartzog; Defining the Global Commons