Open Access in Italian

The podcast of the radio interview with Derek Law and me about Open Access is now available online. Most of the show is in Italian, but if you cannot understand it, our interview is in English and it starts at the 22:07 minute point.

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Great work Derek and Bora.

Gee, Derek is based a couple of miles from here - I'll be making contact soon.

Loved his closing reference to "dinosaur's" either adapting or dying. Seen this in text before but verbally, PERFECT way to end that part of the discussion.

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