دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium - Communication in Science: Documentation and Automation

Content: Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1–3): Sir Ewart JonesChapter 2 Introduction: The Problem Stated (pages 4–15): Lord ToddChapter 3 Communication in a Science: the System and its Modification (pages 16–36): William D. Garvey and Belver C. GriffithChapter 4 The User–System Interface Today: National and International Information Systems (pages 37–56): P. J. JudgeChapter 5 Planning the Consequences of Unplanned Action in Scientific Communication (pages 57–77): Herbert MenzelChapter 6 The Mechanization of Documentation—A Tentative Balance Sheet (pages 78–83): Herbert CoblansChapter 7 The Efficiency of Index Languages (pages 84–109): Cyril CleverdonChapter 8 The Biomedical Communications Problem (pages 110–133): Martin M. CummingsChapter 9 Information Services in Physics (pages 134–145): J. R. Smith and H. EastChapter 10 Planning and Development of the European Space Documentation Service: an Example of International Collaboration (pages 146–157): J. R. U. PageChapter 11 The Chemical Compound Registry System (pages 158–164): Fred A. TateChapter 12 Some Problems in Developing National Systems for Science Information (pages 165–172): H. T. HookwayChapter 13 Scientific Information Services in Sweden (pages 173–181): B. RexedChapter 14 Scientific Information Services in the Soviet Union (pages 182–198): Felix A. SviridovChapter 15 Communication in Science: The Ends—Philosophy and Forecast (pages 199–213): Derek J. de Solla PriceChapter 16 The New Forms and Uses of Information Systems (pages 214–234): William T. KnoxChapter 17 Potentialities of a Multi?Media, Inter?University Educational Network (pages 235–265): James G. Miller