Databases in peril

Zeeya Merali and Jim Giles

Nature, 2005, vol. 435, issue 7045, 1010-1011

Abstract: Life-sciences databases are in crisis, say their operators, as funders keen to support exciting new projects lose interest in maintaining existing services. Nature investigates the scale of the problem.

Date: 2005
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