Volume 5 No 2 January 2000

Information Research: an international electronic journal, is published four times a year by Professor Tom Wilson in association with

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
(Regional Editor, Dr. Suliman Hawamdeh)
Pennsylvania State University, USA
(Regional Editor, Dr. Amanda Spink)
University of Tampere, Finland
(Regional Editor, Dr. Reijo Savolainen)
University of Vilnius, Lithuania
(Regional Editor, Dr. Elena Maceviciute)

ISSN 1368-1613

Contents

Editorial

Refereed Papers

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Textual and chemical information processing: different domains but similar algorithms, by Peter Willett, Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, UK.

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Document architecture draws a circle: on document architecture and its relation to library and information science education and research, by Mats Dahlstr�m and Mikael Gunnarsson, Högskolan i Borås, Sweden

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The lowest canonical denominator: electronic literary texts, and the role of the information professional, by Claire Warwick, Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield, UK.

Working Paper

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Library legislation and free access to information as new topics in library and information science education, by Aleksandra Horvat, Department of Information Sciences, University of Zagreb, Croatia

Electronic dissertations  

Introduction

Identification of ß-sheet motifs in three-dimensional protein structures, using a subgraph isomorphism algorithm: an update of a 1992 study, by Ruth V. Spriggs, MSc in Information Management, 1998/1999

Exploring the development of the independent, electronic, scholarly journal, by Alison Wells, MSc in Information Management, 1998/1999

XML: the future of web markup? by Elliott Pritchard, MSc in Information Management, 1998/1999

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