Michael Habib-
"Bootleg video of the Fringe Frivolous Unconference, 21 August 2009: On the evening of Friday, 21st August 2009, about 40 bloggers and interested hangers-on gathered on a rooftop terrace in Farringdon, for the Science Online London FringeFrivolous Unconference."
Monthly Archive for August, 2009
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"Welcome to RedCiencia, the largest web-based platform for scientific collaboration in Latin America. This initiative belongs to the Chilean Commission for Scientific and Technological Research (CONICYT) and is consolidated as a network that is home to Spanish-speaking researchers of all disciplines in several countries."
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Igor is a robot for Google Wave written in Java and running on Google App Engine.
It allows users to pull in references from PubMed & personal libraries on Connotea or CiteULike by querying services with keywords that they supply inline with the article you're writing.
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I knew libel laws in the UK were harsh, but had't realized the extent of it.
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First installment of Joe's notes, including discussions on Author IDs and the future of scholarly publishing.
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"Fwd: Breakout 3: Author identity – Creating a new kind of reputation online: Duncan Hull, Geoffrey Bilder, Michael Habib, Reynold Guida (via http://ff.im/6ZvTT)"
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Allyson Lister's notes on our Author ID session.
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Eva on Science Online London 2009
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Martin Fenner's summary of the conference with links to blog coverage
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Links
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"Despite being extremely busy with final preparations for Science Online London, Victor Henning, Founder & Director of the company behind the popular academic research management tool Mendeley was kind enough to take a little time over the weekend to address a few questions I’d posed to him."
