David Bawden Prof. City, University of London Commons username: @davidbawden Twitter handle: david_bawden theoccasionalinformationist.com Following 2 members ViewActivityProfileSites 0CORE deposits 16Following 2Followers 11Groups 1DiscussionsDocsAcademic InterestsDocumentationInformation scienceLibrary and Information sciencePhilosophy of informationCommons GroupsHCCityLISRecent Commons Activity deposited Supporting truth and promotin… deposited Information research: still v… in the group CityLIS deposited Information research: still v… deposited Still awaiting the quantum tu… in the group CityLIS deposited Still awaiting the quantum tu…Work Shared in COREArticles“Potentialities or possibilities”: Towards quantum information science?Curating the infosphere: Luciano Floridi’s Philosophy of Information as the foundation for Library and Information ScienceConceptions of “information poverty” in LIS: a discourse analysis‘The story of data’: a socio-technical approach to education for the data librarian role in the CityLIS library school at City, University of LondonBook chaptersEncountering on the road to Serendip? Browsing in new information environmentsLibrary and Information Science (encyclopaedia article)Into the infosphere: theory, literacy, and education for new forms of documentThesesSubstructural analysis techniques for structure-property correlation within computerised chemical information systemsConference papersThomas Jefferson, Dwight Eisenhower, and information history for the future“An ever-expanding universe of information”: Joseph Paxton and his followers in the communications revolution“A different kind of knowing”: speculations on understanding in light of the Philosophy of InformationBlog PostsSupporting truth and promoting understanding: knowledge organization and the curation of the infosphereStill awaiting the quantum turnThe noblest pleasure: theories of understanding in the information sciencesSuper-science, fundamental dimension, way of being: Library and information science in an age of messages. With critique from Rafael CapurroPresentations Information research: still versus the practitioner?
