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Open Knowledge Conference 2011, Berlin - https://picasaweb.google.com/akclabs...
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Author Attitudes Towards
Open Access Publishing http://www.intechweb.org/public_...
Graham Steel and Cameron Neylon liked this
As they pointed out on liblicense- they asked oa authors about oa
- Christina Pikas
from iPhone
And they're still conflating OA with APC based business models but never mind. It's a slightly odd group of OA authors though as they're not necessarily ones that have sought out OA journals.
- Cameron Neylon
Times Higher Education - Pressure to publish papers blamed for reluctance to share digital data - http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story...
Egon Willighagen, Kubke, Michael Wolfle and Matthew Todd liked this
annoyed that @epsrc @DaM_Challenge network on computational methods for organic chemistry coincides with her being in Zagreb :(
Google Global Science Fair 2011 - http://www.google.com/events...
Get involved anyone you know ages 13-18. If you're a teacher/lecturer then you can be a judge!
- Anna Croft
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First impressions of .@colwiz (http://www.colwiz.com/). Nice idea if I were just starting out, but I already have my endnote and papers libraries set up; google calendar working fine (for me and my group), academia.edu page and a webpage. I also don't have time to spend reimporting all this information and fixing the bugs :/
suelibrarian liked this
Could have potential with a critical mass of users though.
- Anna Croft
Just completed my first live radio interview (part of a panel for international womens' day) - room to improve, but it's a first attempt ... http://www.bbc.co.uk/program...
Cameron Neylon liked this
Practice makes perfect and all that. I've not done any live stuff at all. Strikes me as moderately terrifying.
- Cameron Neylon
Reporting of error margins with stats data: BBC News - Go Figure: The bouncing league table - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news...
Can a group of scientists in California end the war on climate change? | Science | The Guardian - http://www.guardian.co.uk/science...
Lower Costs and Better Care for Neediest Patients : The New Yorker - http://www.newyorker.com/reporti...
Or how data and data sharing can make a(nother) real difference
- Anna Croft
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Memolane: a time-line generating feed aggregator; beta available using 'netted' invite code ... - http://beta.memolane.com/login
Cameron Neylon liked this
Seems to be quite interesting. Here is my timeline: http://beta.memolane.com/annakcr...
- Anna Croft
BBC Chemical Historian – Grade C - http://akcscience.wordpress.com/2011...
Cameron Neylon liked this
economics » Graphic Sociology - http://thesocietypages.org/graphic...
See it, like it, share it, cite it. http://www.notquitewrong.com/rosscot...
Xaim – getting it working on 64 bit Ubuntu - http://akcscience.wordpress.com/2011...
Europe backs open standards in interoperability drive | ZDNet UK - http://www.zdnet.co.uk/blogs...
A short note on traceability - http://akcscience.wordpress.com/2010...
Heather Piwowar, Bill Anderson and Cameron Neylon liked this
I think there is an option within the ORCID framework to include contact information? Or conversely one could infer it from a publication track. Find the most recent paper with that person on it and grab associated email address? Actually a rather interesting set of issues here...
- Cameron Neylon
True that you can do traces through previous publication track if necessary, but where the information is limited, this can be an issue - for example forward tracking of unlisted/untracked data (where the researcher themselves has failed to curate - currently an issue). There are a couple of advantages to a deinstitutionalised email address though that I was thinking up after making the...
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- Anna Croft
still trying to get petachem working in parallel on new gpu machine - suppliers of machine say might be sorted with new bios patch.
anyone have experience extracting >1000 starred items from google reader? I read the online helps but obviously the wrong ones as can't find the continuation XML that is discussed. Also wanted to see if could import these links (mostly papers) to Mendeley.
Cameron Neylon liked this
I don't have any particular experience but someone around here ought to.
- Cameron Neylon
Thanks Neil - this was much better/more helpful than the other things google turned up for me. Now have my xml, and am ready to parse. Now to see how I can feed the info back to Mendeley ... (no experience [yet] with apis).
- Anna Croft
looks useful for some teaching at least (or fun) ... einstein and the queen discuss ontology vs taxonomy: http://www.xtranormal.com/watch...
new gpu supercomputer up and running, now to install sotware
Service Learning – bringing science to the community - http://akcscience.wordpress.com/2010...
Mickey Schafer and Cameron Neylon liked this
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