Tuyển tập báo cáo các nghiên cứu khoa học quốc tế ngành hóa học dành cho các bạn yêu hóa học tham khảo đề tài: Comprehending the gifts of ecology Stress ecology, climate change, human well-being, and global | Mulder Ecological Processes 2012 1 1 http content 1 1 1 D Ecological Processes a SpringerOpen Journal EDITORIAL Open Access Ecology and eScience Christian Mulder Comprehending the gifts of ecology Stress ecology climate change human well-being and global sustainability are popular items Naeem et al. 2009 . Given all the challenges in a developing world where the global population is supposed to reach billion in 2050 Pimentel et al. 1999 United Nations Population Division 2010 policy makers are for the first time keen on concrete assessments of our world looking with interest and fear to ecological models. Although the discussion between scientists and politicians is known to be difficult too many recent catastrophes during a single year - from the British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico De Gouw et al. 2011 up to the ongoing radioactive Fukushima wreckage Schiermeier 2011 - rapidly forced a b etter and constructive interaction b etween applied ecologists and policy makers at different organization levels. Such an interaction is also reflected by the arising use of internet metrics blogs tweets and social networking - all digital tools that are already more or less linked to the thought process that society and policy are currently going through. Scientists are used to the Web of Science for selecting the appropriate papers and policy makers are using methodologies for weighing opinions Bollen et al. 2009 . The latter authors even defined modern science as a gift economy and they are absolutely right. What else should happen to improve the interactions between policy and research eScience computation impacted science As can be seen in the plethora of data and the huge degree of multidisciplinarity Figure 1 a full and immediate open access across all disciplines is supposed to be the dream of any eScientist and stakeholder involved in this thought process. At a glance ecologists should be eScientists par excellence. Most .
