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Thread to keep track of publicly-available responses to White House RFI for Data: http://www.federalregister.gov/article...

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Kitware: https://docs.google.com/documen... - Heather Piwowar

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NDSA response: http://digitalpreservation.gov/documen... - Heather Piwowar

Wiley-Blackwell response: http://blogs.wiley.com/publish... - Heather Piwowar

Data Policy Watch draft response: http://datapolicywatch.pbworks.com/w... - Heather Piwowar

please add if you know of others.... - Heather Piwowar

Need to pick from those for my response. No time to come up with my own. Excellent resource! - Björn Brembs from iPhone

John Wilbanks: http://del-fi.org/post... - Bill Hooker

Joe Kraus: http://www.nuthingbut.net/2012... - Mr. Gunn

The John Wilbanks response is to the RFI for publications not data, I think. There are indeed lots of responses to the publications RFI available out there.... far fewer data responses. I saw an inventory of publication responses, will try to find and post for reference... - Heather Piwowar

Oops, my bad, didn't read carefully enough. - Bill Hooker

Going to have to write my data one on the train tomorrow I think. No time at the moment. - Cameron Neylon

Friendfeed thread for RFI publication (not data) responses here: http://friendfeed.com/researc... - Heather Piwowar

thoughts behind Heather Piwowar's response to the data RFI. Actual response still, um, being written.... http://researchremix.wordpress.com/2012... - Heather Piwowar

Here's Wilbank's response for data: http://del-fi.org/post... - Todd Vision

Here's mine (mashed-up from Wilbanks' and Kitware's...) http://bjoern.brembs.net/news... - Björn Brembs

From Alexandria Archive Institute: http://ux.opencontext.org/blog... - Heather Piwowar

Vision+Piwowar response, submitted with 6 minutes to spare :) https://docs.google.com/documen... - Heather Piwowar

JHU Libraries, ARL, SPARC Response http://www.arl.org/pp... - Todd Vision

Council of University LIbrarians http://libraries.universityofc... - Todd Vision

John Hawks: http://johnhawks.net/weblog... - Chris M

Here's mine: http://cameronneylon.net/blog... - Cameron Neylon

Cameron Neylon

The stupidity of SOPA in Scholarly Publishing - http://cameronneylon.net/blog...

January 3 from Science in the Open - Comment - Like - Share

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It was Michael Kuhn who pointed out to me over the holiday break that both Elsevier and Macmillan (parent company of Nature Publishing Group) were listed as supporters of the Stop Online Piracy Act. If you don't know about SOPA and why it is one of the most politically and legislatively incompetent actions of ... - Cameron Neylon

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We should start collecting such instances right away - if SOPA comes, we'll take down all these sites and post the papers that we've secretly downloaded before in our libraries :-) - Björn Brembs

I am a bad, bad person. Trolling the big pigs for SOPA violations seems like an awful lot of fun. - RepoRat

This is why we need to be able to "like" comments, RepoRat, - Mr. Gunn

note, Macmillan US and Macmillan Ltd (our and NPG's parent company) are separate companies ... Macmillan US being the one listed, if I'm reading correctly ... - Kaitlin Thaney

I don't mean to poke you in the eye about this, Kaitlin. I think you're one of the good ones, but if Nintendo can reverse their support, so can Macmillan (US). I think people understand that SOPA is a US law, too, even though it would have widespread effects. - Mr. Gunn

Completely understand :) Just clarifying that this is not our parent company, nor Nature's. Still doesn't make it right, but just to make sure the 2 aren't conflated (common mistake often made). - Kaitlin Thaney

If you look at the publishers "supporting" SOPA through the Association of American Publishers it gets even more insane, a whole bunch of university presses and smaller societies that could be at real risk from this. http://publishers.org/members... I can't help but feel that a bunch of members telling the AAP to withdraw would be a good thing. - Cameron Neylon

RepoRat to RepoRat's feed, LSW

Y'all, a project by students of mine is going VIRAL and I am SO DAMN PROUD to know them. http://libraryasincubatorproject.org/

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And before you ask, I had next to nothing to do with it; just met with 'em once or twice to talk copyright. - RepoRat

That is really cool! - Katy S

Jason Snyder to Jason's feed, Science 2.0, FF-for-scientists

Are subscription-based, or non-free, Electronic Lab Notebooks worth it? NIH is weighing options on which one to purchase, namely Labmatrix ( http://www.biofortis.com/product... ), Labtrack ( http://www.labtrack.com ), and Sparklix ( http://www.sparklix.com ).

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I'm not sure I like the idea of paying, especially on a monthly basis for a subscription, once I have to foot the bill, and also if free cloud-based services exist and can do a half decent job... - Jason Snyder

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I'm more worried about the NIH devoting itself to one provider... people should have the freedom to pick a ELN that suites them, and the organization should be careful not to fall for the Vendor Lockin trap... they should pick a provider that strongly supports Open Standards... - Egon Willighagen

Personally I would run screaming in the opposite direction at this point. Trying to standardise across the NIH with anything that describes itself as an ELN is very like to be a disaster IMO - Cameron Neylon from twhirl

data portability is the keystone for software selection, because however perfectly any program meets today's standards, in the future those requirements are sure to change - Mike Chelen

I May give ELNs a try, just to see what I'm missing, but you all bring up some key points that make them pretty unattractive. I think the take home message for me is to spend a few hours deciding how exactly to best organize my lab notebook. Currently, it's a mix of lab books, sheets of paper, google calendar, google notebook (which isn't even being maintained by google), and a bunch of files stored remotely via dropbox...all the info's there, just not so cohesive. - Jason Snyder

I've been working with a small outfit called BioKM to get them to support data portability and open standards, but so far I haven't been able to get much of a committment from them regarding how open data and data portability fits into their roadmap. Hopefully this thread will help them see the importance. (In case anyone's wondering, that's my strategy to get more support for open science - help the service providers get a clue about what customers want in this regard) - Mr. Gunn

Gunn: what do you recommend for data potability? XML maybe? We just released Samples (scimatic.com/samples) and I'd like to look into doing more in regards to data portability - Jamie McQuay from iPhone

I would have said XML some year ago, but now I'd say RDF using Open Specification namespaces, like FOAF, DOAP, Dublin Core, BIBO, ... - Egon Willighagen

Egon: thanks for the info, will be looking into more exportability in our next point release of Samples. - Jamie McQuay

+1 Egon, and thanks. RDF FTW I need to turn on comment notification or something. - Mr. Gunn

Followup the NIH evaluation process, recently the Scientific Directors have decided that each researcher is free to choose the electronic lab notebook that best suites their needs. During the committee evaluation, Sparklix e-Notebook received high praises for its ease of use, reach functionality and the included support. this electronic lab notbook is free, I would give it a try - http://www.sparklix.com/signup - Roi Paz

Consider using WorkingWiki http://lalashan.mcmaster.ca/theobio... - it's free and flexible regarding data types. - Lee Worden

Daniel Mietchen

Open research - http://vimeo.com/30046678

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Great video - just stuck it up on YouTube too http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Graham Steel

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Thanks! I have also uploaded it to http://www.youtube.com/watch... and http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki... . We have the audio and video files separately, so if anyone would like to go for a translation or other modification, that should be facilitated. Just looking for a good place where to put these additional files. - Daniel Mietchen

So cool! - Björn Brembs

Einstein quote, great. Video, super. - Anthony Sebastian

It's actually a Beethoven quote: http://ff.im/Hoqpd . - Daniel Mietchen

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Come learn how research is changing at the 2011 Open Science Summit on Oct 22-23 in Mountain View - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

September 26 from Mendeley Blog - Comment - Like - Share

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How dearly I would love to attend such events outside the UK, but without funding, not an option - aarrghh. - Graham Steel

I will see you there! (if you're actually going, and if you ever read FF) - Meg VMeg

Steve Koch to Steve's feed, Science 2.0

Dear Open Science Friends -- I am going up for tenure this semester at the University of New Mexico, Dept. Physics. External letters are one of the most important components of my dossier. I am thinking that a co-signed letter from friends I've met in the Open Science community would be highly valued by those people evaluating my tenure case.

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I am hoping that some of you would be willing to draft and co-sign a letter of support to be sent to my tenure committe--if so, I would be deeply grateful. Based on e-interactions with me, and in-person at ScienceOnline2010/2011 and ScienceCommons 2010 (Seattle), I think maybe some of you would have positive things to say about my research (I consider our lab's work in open notebook science, open data, etc. to be research) and service (promoting open science being external service). - Steve Koch

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The committee wants to see specifically: "..evaluation of the quality, importance, and impact of his research and scholarship, and, if possible, a comparison with other physicists at similar stages in their academic careers." and "...Any comments you wish to make based on your knowledge of his teaching, interaction with students, mentorship, and service will also be appreciated." - Steve Koch

The standard method in our department is to mail letter requests to specific individuals, and to request hard copy signed letters. I've been thinking about this, and while I could ask one of you individually, it seems to me more appropriate, more powerful, and more fun to seek a co-signed letter. This has the risk of the various evaluation committees ignoring the letter, though. One... more... - Steve Koch

If anyone has better ideas, or knows of earlier examples of this from other universities, please post on here, or email me at stevekochscience@gmail.com - Steve Koch

I am really grateful for the years of support I've received from many of you open science supporters in my early career. I know I've been super-lucky to even land the tenure-track job and have always known that. I know that tenure would be a huge gift that is not something I deserve or am entitled to. Instead, I look at it as part of the way things work now, and being awarded tenure... more... - Steve Koch

So what am I asking? Without better ideas for how to do this: I am asking for people in the "open science" community who feel they are familiar with some of my lab's open science or my teaching of open science to state a willingness to be a co-signer of a tenure support letter. Then I am asking that group of people to nominate one person to provide the official letterhead and sign (with... more... - Steve Koch

They are looking at October 1 for deadline. Thank you thank you all! And like I said suggestions for a better process are welcomed! - Steve Koch

Do biologists qualify? If so, count me in. - Pawel Szczesny

@Pawel, absolutely! And Thank you! Everyone counts--all fields of academia (people that come to mind immediately are biology, neuroscience, physics, chemistry, library science), industry, and even those who may not currently have a paid position, but are active open science supporters. - Steve Koch

Count me in, natch. Regarding process: I think you are right to want individual letters from "high status" folks, to stay in the comfort zone of your committee. I suggest that the individual letters be different from the co-signed letter, which is a great idea and could be mentioned in the individual letters as "an instance of the wide web of collaborative opportunity opened up by Dr... more... - Bill Hooker

I'm in. - John Dupuis

Do you have any ppt or whatever of your scio10 or scio11 presentations handy? Was there a recording? I'd be happy to do up a short letter and certainly to cosign a joint letter. - John Dupuis

I'm in. I've served on tenure case and appointments-and-promotions committees, so I suspect a group-signed letter won't have as much weight as individual letters from as high up the academic feeding chain as you can go. Send me out-of-band email at gezelter@nd.edu if you want to discuss. - Dan Gezelter

I tend to agree with Dan. I'm more than happy to sign a community letter, though. - Egon Willighagen

I've never met you personally, so I don't think I should sign any individual letter, but I'd co-sign a letter of course! Just lt us know how you plan on doing that and I'll be there. - Björn Brembs

I'd be happy to help, in any way. I'm so sorry to be a biologist, but at least of a physicist descent (my father), so maybe...? :) - Marcin

I'll happily sign, not high up the feeding chain though I'm afraid :D - science3point0

OK, here's a start: http://piratepad.net/DpuxZJT... I haven't written tenure case letters before so it may need considerable chopping about, but at least we can get started. - Bill Hooker

Great start, Bill! I've co-signed too. - Heather Piwowar

Bill -- That is amazing! Thank you so much! That is wonderfully written and I appreciate it deeply. I've only been in a few departments in my young career, but I can tell you that UNM's physics department is full of faculty that care deeply about education and doing research for the benefit of society. So, I am confident that many of those voting on tenure will be very impressed by the... more... - Steve Koch

@Marcin I love interdisciplinary! Actually our science is focused on biology and have had students in the lab from biology, biomedical sciences, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, physics, and optical engineering. Moreover, I don't worry about the departments or academia / industry--with open science, we almost automatically ignore those credentials--while hard-earned,... more... - Steve Koch

@Dan Thank you for the experienced perspective! I've sent you an email with further thoughts / questions. I do accept the reality that I need those high-on-the-chain letters. And will seek those for sure. My gut is still telling me that at least for my department, a co-signed letter will add a lot of value, especially a letter such as Bill has drafted. I think for sure after the dust... more... - Steve Koch

@ John -- thank you for offering to co-sign! This is the only video I'm aware of (I think you were there & also my APOLOGIES for inadvertent slam on library journals!). That was the "data discoverability" session in 2011 and it was a ton of fun for me. Here is the link http://friendfeed.com/kochlab... and here are my notes from the session (with links) http://openwetware.org/wiki... - Steve Koch

Here's slides from 2010 Open Notebook Science presentation http://www.slideshare.net/skoch3... - Steve Koch

Here are my notes (with links) for the ScienceOnline2011 Data Discoverability session: and here are my notes from the session (with links) http://openwetware.org/wiki... - Steve Koch

@others who've piped in--thank you! I am excited to have this support - Steve Koch

Steve - I'm happy to co-sign but I do agree with Dan that individual letters are generally preferred. But if your tenure committee is saying that this is the way to go, definitely follow their direction. - Jean-Claude Bradley

I'm happy to sign as well. Best of luck, Steve. - Mr. Gunn

Now that people are back from science online, *bump* - Bill Hooker

Where do I sign.... - Cameron Neylon

@Cameron: http://piratepad.net/DpuxZJT... - Bill Hooker

added my name - Jonathan Eisen

mine too! - Scott Edmunds

Thank you everyone! Jonathan Eisen has graciously signed and mailed in a snail mail copy of the open letter to my committee. I don't expect to hear anything about it (positive/negative/neutral) until December, maybe January. I will of course update you with any news. Thank you again, everyone: so much support made me feel great! - Steve Koch

Victor / Mendeley Team

Organization without aggravation: Quick tips for managing your research library - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

August 10 from Mendeley Blog - Comment - Like - Share

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Tell us about your ideal science app & we’ll get someone to build it. - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

August 2 from Mendeley Blog - Comment - Like - Share

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OK, OK. If you ask so often... filled out my idea. (I want full CiTO support with pie charts and wordles) - Egon Willighagen

Victor, Mr. Gunn: my CiTO corpus → http://www.citeulike.org/user... (CiteULike uses cito--$TYPE--$CITEDPAPER formatted tags for CiTO links.) - Egon Willighagen

Heh, I know I'm kinda spamming everyone with this, but just wanted to make sure everyone in their disparate timezones and attention windows got a chance to see it. - Mr. Gunn

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Want to hear about the latest trends in research? Please join us on August 16th at 2PM EDT for Mendeley for Journalists - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

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PLoS ONE in the Media/Blogs

Call for Scientific App Ideas - http://blogs.plos.org/plos...

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PLoS ONE in the Media/Blogs

Have a great idea for a scientific app but lack the coding skills to develop it? We’d like to hear it! http://t.co/RErOLlu #binarybattle

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Bill Hooker

Two new (to me) blogs from people interested in open science: http://libraryadventures.com/2011..., via http://esciencecommunity.umassmed.edu/2011...

August 1 - Comment - Like - Share

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too bad you missed Science Online - Kyomi attended this year. - Christina Pikas

New to me too, Bill. Thanks for sharing :) - Graham Steel

Jan Wessnitzer

Graduate students: Aspirations and anxieties http://www.nature.com/naturej...

August 2 - Comment - Like - Share

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This works for postdocs too (based on my own experience).... - Jan Wessnitzer

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The Top 5 papers in Educational Research on Mendeley - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

July 19 from Mendeley Blog - Comment - Like - Share

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Mendeley 1.0 is here! - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

July 27 from Mendeley Blog - Comment - Like - Share

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Heather Piwowar

RT @richardcave: Announcing the PLoS Article-Level Metrics API: http://t.co/DYeEOLF. Usage stats, citation counts and more! for articles published at PLoS

July 26 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

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Beyond the PDF

#datacuration folks, check @pebourne's post on issues around a data journal http://t.co/VToXlEJ #beyondthepdf list #scholarlycommunication - http://twitter.com/jschnei...

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Blogs about Science

Why We Publish - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

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It isn’t to obtain tenure. And it isn’t for money. Although to some, that is what publishing has become. The rationale for why we publish is (should be) to communicate results to as great an audience as possible and advance our understanding of the world around us. At Mendeley, we started to wonder how we [...]

Graham Steel

RT @Energy_Science: @PLoS: EC will extend pilot OA test project from 20% to 100% of EC funded research - http://www.youtube.com/watch...

RT @Energy_Science: @PLoS: EC will extend pilot OA test project from 20% to 100% of EC funded research - http://t.co/0XjR6Yn

July 6 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

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HUGE #OA WIN WIN WIN :)) - Graham Steel

As matters stand, other than this YTube vid, cannot find anything in writing on the web. - Graham Steel

finally found the SLIDES - http://bibliotecnica.upc.edu/LIBER20... - Graham Steel

science3point0 to Science 2.0, The Life Scientists, eResearch & ScholComm, Scholar publications

FigShare now allows multiple file data 'sets'. Oh, and what file types does your research come in? List them below or in the comments at the latest blog post: http://figshare.com/figblog...

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What Can We Learn From Download Statistics for Institutional Repositories? - http://ukwebfocus.wordpress.com/2011...

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.@UKPMCUpdates Audio from the #altmetrics talk is available here: http://www.archive.org/details... This is my "impact as re-use" argument #sciQT

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bookmarked - Graham Steel

Pawel Szczesny

Fwd: PLoS ONE: Citizen Science Reveals Unexpected Continental-Scale Evolutionary Change in a Model Organism - http://www.plosone.org/article... (via http://friendfeed.com/mymarku...)

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Join us for “Mendeley for Life Scientists”, a free online instructional session on July 7th at 1PM EDT - http://www.mendeley.com/blog...

July 4 from Mendeley Blog - Comment - Like - Share

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Dislike for GotoMeeting use... - Egon Willighagen

What's wrong with GotoMeeting? - Antony Williams

No Linux support. We're moving to WebEx Event Center, as it looks like it might work for us. We've been looking at a number of options, such as Adobe Connect (it's way too expensive for the number of attendees we have) and finally settled on WebEx as it works on Linux and supports the features we need for a comparable price. Haven't fully tested it yet, though, but pretty sure we'll be... more... - Mr. Gunn

Stephen Francoeur

Google+ is social signals data for search - http://scilib.typepad.com/science...

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Pull quote: "So I think Google+ is mainly about providing Google with enormous amounts of data that it can analyse to determine social signals for search, to understand Q&A social behaviour, to find out how people are grouped and interconnected, and to have data to drive social driven re-ranking and display. But most importantly by far, it gives Google the beginnings of data to optimise ads for the social graph. Would you rather pay 1 cent to display your ad to someone who has zero tech influence, or $1000 to get your ad in front of the eyeballs of a tech influencer whose posts are reposted and retweeted thousands of times? Would you rather pay 1 cent to display an ad to random people based on search keywords, or $100 to display the ad to a "circle" of people who have demonstrated a sustained interconnected interest in your particular topic?" - Stephen Francoeur

Martin Fenner

Ten Simple Rules for Building and Maintaining a Scientific Reputation - http://www.citeulike.org/group...

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PLoS Comput Biol, Vol. 7, No. 6. (30 June 2011), e1002108. Philip Bourne, Virginia Barbour - Martin Fenner

Khader Shameer

+1 Google+. First impression: looks like an elegant mash-up of FriendFeed+twitter without facebook elements. Hope more people will + it !!

June 30 from Twitter - Comment - Like - Share

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ESOF 2012 - Calls for Proposals / UPDATE: Session drafts at http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... . - http://www.dublinscience2012.ie/calls

May 26 from Bookmarklet - Comment - Like - Share

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I plan to submit a session on collaborative platforms for open science and possibly another one on "Research funding 2.0" (cf. http://ff.im/9SvED ). Anyone interested in teaming up? Deadline for submissions is 30 June 2011. - Daniel Mietchen from Bookmarklet

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Daniel: What type of platforms are you interested in covering? - Mike Chelen

My favourites would be wikis and GitHub, though others (e.g. Etherpads/ Google docs, Bazaar) could also be possible. - Daniel Mietchen

There are a number of exciting aspects for wiki platforms and GitHub, been having alot of fun with Git-backed wikis and GH pages lately. Etherpad and Google docs are also great examples, and supposedly the EP tech will be integrated with GDocs eventually. Don't have much experience with Bazaar however it does seem popular for some software projects such as Ubuntu. - Mike Chelen

Just started drafting: http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... . - Daniel Mietchen

Is there a technical description for the WikiGenes project? Wondering if it uses only core MediaWiki or also some extensions. - Mike Chelen

I think it is heavily customized (especially for the reputation part). I had considered using http://www.wikigenes.org/e... as an example, but then I had actually meant to write Gene Wiki here - corrected: http://en.wikiversity.org/w... . - Daniel Mietchen

I have now started drafts for four session proposals: http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... . Collaborators welcome! In particular, I think that http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... could be a good occasion to showcase open science. - Daniel Mietchen

CC @jcbradley @skoch3 @cboettig . - Daniel Mietchen

@fundscience @kickstarter @sciflies @eurekafund - interested in "Research funding 2.0" session at ESOF 2012? http://bit.ly/RF-2-0 - Daniel Mietchen

now #madwriting session to finalize the proposals at http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... . - Daniel Mietchen

Is it better to put suggestions for content in the wiki page itself or in the talk page? - Mike Chelen

Please edit the page directly. - Daniel Mietchen

http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... is ready for submission. - Daniel Mietchen

http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki... submitted. - Daniel Mietchen

All sessions submitted. - Daniel Mietchen

Michael Nielsen

Public talk about open science in San Francisco - http://michaelnielsen.org/blog...

June 22 from Michael Nielsen - Comment - Like - Share

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I was thinking about two days ago that you should be doing a Science Friday gig on NPR! Maybe I should tweet the request:-). - Mickey Schafer

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I was so hoping I could make this. Are you doing it again sometime soon? - Mr. Gunn

Mr. Gunn: I've no immediate plans to give similar public talks in San Francisco, unfortunately. - Michael Nielsen

On another note, just gave a talk about open science at Twitter, and they are a seriously cool company. Lots of very thoughtful support for open culture generally. - Michael Nielsen

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