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Dear Peter,

  Please note the dates of the ICSTI AGM in Stockholm. I am counting on
you volonteering to go. The content of the one day conference open to
the public is being worked out by Marie Wallin, Claus Montenon (EPS
representative and professor of theoretical physics in Helsinki). If
Montenon gets his way there will be presentations and discussions on
current activities by scientists to have cheap (free) scientific
publications and the role and viability of such services as PubMed
Central.

 The winter meeting in Paris in Jan/Feb is most likely to be centred
around digital preservation and to be coupled with something organized
by ICSU Press (Roger Elliot) on scientists expectations of scientific
publications.

 As a member of ICSTI will we receive an invitation to go to the
presentation at the Royal Society's premises in London of the results of
the ingenta study on subscriptions vs document delivery. The dates are
in the report by Mahon on the Munich meeting.

Best wishes,
  Howard

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Thank you Barry (and Stephanie) for this prompt report after the meeting in
Munich. It seems very complete to me and will keep us going.
Confirmation on the dates for the Meeting 2002 in Stockholm: June 15-19
with the open conference on Monday 17.
Marie

>Dear All,
>
>Attached please find a summary of the Munich meeting.
>
>I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of the Secretariat to
>thank all who were present for their input to the meeting and for their
>support for Stephanie and myself. We learned a lot!
>
>I hope this report reflects the major points of our Meeting.
>
>I would encourage all of you to read it and comment as appropriate,
>especially those who were present if there are any additions or other
>comments you wish to make.
>
>For those who were not present we hope you will get the positive flavour
>that the meeting had and will be able to join us next year in Stockholm.
>
>Finally, the elections to be Board has produced new Members, please
>check whether your organisation was elected, if you were not in Munich.
>The President would like to hold a special meeting of the Board in
>September and asks for information on suitable dates.
>
>Bye, Barry

Marie Wallin
Project manager and International relations
Royal Institute of Technology Library, Stockholm
KTHB, S-10044 Stockholm, Sweden.
Tel: +46 (0)8 790 8974 Fax: +46 (0)8 790 7466. E-mail: mw@lib.kth.se


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