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"Secrecy and competition to achieve breakthroughs have been part of scientific culture for centuries, but the latest Internet advances are forcing a tortured openness throughout the halls of science and raising questions about how research will be done in the future. The openness at the technological and cultural heart of the Internet is fast becoming an irreplaceable tool for many scientists, especially biologists, chemists and physicists — allowing them to forgo the long wait to publish in a print journal and instead to blog about early findings and even post their data and lab notes online. The result: Science is moving way faster and more people are part of the dialogue." - Jay Bhatt

Mr. Bhatt I want to talk to you about an idea that I have for a social network for research. - Jameson Detweiler from twhirl

Sure, Jameson.. would love to talk to you...Jay - Jay Bhatt