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information suppression by universities
Many of us have checked the net for the latest advances in antennas.
Advances are usually arrived at public university research units some of which are partially funded by outside sources Most, if not all, the results are presented to the IEEE as a way of getting recognision. But this information such as advancement in science is not provided to the public even tho they came from a public institution. Thus you cannot access it on the net as a member of the public as access is with held UNLESS you hand over some money to the IEEE. Why are the universites not sharing their work with the public? Is it because academics feel they are part of a special club divorced from the public? Ofcourse I may be wrong in taking that view in light of the fact that these study results are available in libraries but why are they not put on the web for the good of science and the general public at large? Art |
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