2019 WIKI READER UPDATE CODE
The Code of Conduct is intended to complement arXiv’s Operating Principles as a broader set of community values. Throughout our process, we will engage with stakeholders, including staff, advisers, moderators, and authors. We are developing a Code of Conduct, based on shared values and shared responsibility within the arXiv community.
We will also be improving the user’s experience in navigating the website and help pages. Users will see new features to associate author and institution names across e-prints and search for content by names. We will continue the arXiv-NG plan and implement improvements to the submission process, user accounts, and search functionality, and we will roll out an API gateway for accessing arXiv metadata and content programmatically. We also established a new external Technology Advisory Group to advise the IT leads.
2019 WIKI READER UPDATE SOFTWARE
Information about software releases can be found here.
Wherever possible, new software components are developed in public repositories and released under permissive open source licenses.Significant progress reimplementing the submission user interface, API, and back-end services with a new data architecture.Improved various search, browse, and accounts features as we reimplement, test, refine and continue to improve the arXiv platform.Under the next-generation arXiv (arXiv-NG) initiative, we finalized the improved architecture plans of the arXiv infrastructure and began implementing some key technology components in 2018.Users should anticipate arXiv engaging in new partnerships to add new revenue sources, further strengthen arXiv’s current business model, and invigorate community commitment to maintaining and developing arXiv as a public good. We moved the arXiv operation from Cornell University Library (CUL) to Cornell Computing and Information Science (CIS).arXiv is truly a global resource, with almost 90% of supporting funds coming from sources other than Cornell and 70% of institutional use coming from countries other than the U.S. We added 2 new subject areas: Theoretical Economics and General Economics.ĪrXiv’s operation and development is funded by grants and 231 research libraries and research laboratories representing 27 countries. The repository received 140,616 new submissions, a 14% increase from 2017, with major contributions to Physics (44% of overall submissions), Computer Science (26%), and Math (24%). arXiv’s Giving Week starts ApApril 22, 2022ĪrXiv provides open access to 1.5 million e-prints in Physics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Quantitative Biology, Quantitative Finance, Statistics, Electrical Engineering and Systems Science, and Economics, with 228 million downloads from all over the world in 2018.Readers can now opt-in to personalized email alerts May 5, 2022.We’re hiring! arXiv Program Director May 7, 2022.Professor Ramin Zabih named arXiv faculty director May 9, 2022.We’re hiring! arXiv Technical Director May 26, 2022.Temporary change to announcement schedule: June 2022 June 7, 2022.New technical director joins arXiv staff July 8, 2022.US Labor Day 5 September 2022: Temporary change to article announcement schedule September 2, 2022.
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