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Steve Koch

Steve Koch

Experimental Biophysicist at the University of New Mexico, USA
#strataconf on pins and needles because I know that the "prior" distribution is going to be the key
#strataconf on python/baysian methods very good so far
python code that allows you to download to local computer all the photos in a given Flickr set (and some other options) https://github.com/fsk141.... Works easily on ubuntu w/ python 2.7 - https://github.com/fsk141...
Posted this on PatientsLikeMe forum and my new "patient" blog: Possible link between Eosinophilic Esophagitis and Ichthyosis_vulgaris / dry skin -- Filaggrin | Steve Koch Patient - http://stevekochpatient.blogspot.com/2012...
Posted this on PatientsLikeMe forum and my new "patient" blog: Possible link between Eosinophilic Esophagitis and Ichthyosis_vulgaris / dry skin -- Filaggrin | Steve Koch Patient
Wine cork in a water vortex at Explora in Albuquerque - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Wine cork in a water vortex at Explora in Albuquerque
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Worm from Rio Grande River Water - http://www.youtube.com/watch...
Worm from Rio Grande River Water
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RT @researchremix: ACRL (Association of College and Research Libraries) Urges Librarians to Sign Research Access Petition http://lj.libraryjournal.com/2012... #openaccess
RT @wilbanks: Thank you Clifton B, from San Luis Obispo, CA - signatory 5,000 on #OAMonday
Here's my version of the Open Access plea. I asked my Uncle Brian to send it to his vast network of citizens. Let's hope he does! https://docs.google.com/documen...
[interjection] yeah! - RepoRat
Example of the power of open access: the photo I posted on English Wikipedia of family watching eclipse has already been reused on Spanish-language article. Imagine if instead this were as important as much of the publicly-funded research information that is kept behind paywalls? PLEASE sign the Whitehouse petition for open access! (link in...
2012 May 20_Albuquerque Open Access Eclipse Viewing.JPG
Spanish-language article: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki... - Steve Koch
This photo is a simple example of citizens understanding, learning, and gaining excitement from open access to scientific knowledge. EVERYONE: Please take 3 minutes to register for an account with whitehouse.gov, and then sign the petition asking for open access to ALL taxpayer-funded research!...
2012 May 20_Albuquerque Open Access Eclipse Viewing.JPG
Here is the link to sign the petition! https://wwws.whitehouse.gov/petitio... - Steve Koch
Very nice final project from John in Junior Lab! http://www.instructables.com/id...
Best convocation speech in my six years at UNM: thank you and kudos to Dave Sandison #UNM #abq #pandatalks
If we can sequence a human genome for $100, why can't we openly publish for $100? http://peerj.com/r/ETBwY via @thePeerJ
Support PeerJ. Open Access, peer reviewed publishing for $99 http://peerj.com/r/ETBwY via @thePeerJ
Project: The Effect of Water on Life | RocketHub http://www.rockethub.com/project...
Anthony Salvagno guest blog: Soapbox Science: Tool Tales: figshare & Open Science – Making Your Impact Remain : Soapbox Science - http://blogs.nature.com/soapbox...
Anthony Salvagno guest blog: Soapbox Science: Tool Tales: figshare & Open Science – Making Your Impact Remain : Soapbox Science
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#juniorlab My sincere apologies. I am really excited by the enthusiasm I see for the arduino project. Thank you all for helping each other!
#juniorlab Thanks to all J-lab students for working hard this week, and especially today when I had to leave!
Since I'm at UNM, it's not too hard to go to the law library to look up court cases, etc. But why aren't public court cases, laws, etc. easily available to the public on the internet? It's quite similar to the BS situation with closed-access publications of publicly-funded scientific and medical research. Must change both.
RT @patientslikeme: Post-Prozac Nation:The Science and History of Treating Depression http://www.nytimes.com/2012... #mhsm
About halfway through this article and finding it well-balanced and highly informative. The Science and History of Treating Depression - NYTimes.com - http://www.nytimes.com/2012...
About halfway through this article and finding it well-balanced and highly informative. The Science and History of Treating Depression - NYTimes.com
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