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# [[Katy Levinson on Hackerdojo Hackerspace in Silicon Valley]] | # [[Katy Levinson on Hackerdojo Hackerspace in Silicon Valley]] | ||
# [[Stephanie Wright on Creating a Culture of Sharing Data and Code to Improve Reproducibility]] | # [[Stephanie Wright on Creating a Culture of Sharing Data and Code to Improve Reproducibility]] | ||
# [[Eugene Kolker on life sciences need to be more data-driven, actionable, and reproducible]] | |||
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Revision as of 14:29, 2 September 2013
Directory
- Célya Gruson-Daniel on the Hack Your PhD Project
- William Gunn on Mendeley
- Adam Marblestone on the BioBright Collaboration Project in Biomedical Science
- Ann Lam and Elan Ohayon on Achieving Autonomous Sustainable Research in Neuroscience
- Merce Crosas on Open Big Data in Science
- Jean-Claude Guedon on Libre Access in the South
- Sally James on How Biomedical Ideas Get Siloed
- Jason Bobe on the Personal Genome Project
- Andrea Ippolito on the H@cking Medecine Initiative
- Avery Louie on Achieving Research Cost Savings Through DIY Bio
- Kaitlin Thaney on the Mozilla Science Lab's Open Science and Open Web Priorities
- Paolo Ciccarese on Knowledge Management for Open Science
- Nitin Baliga on Open Science for Systems Biology
- John Humphreys on Opening Genomics Data
- Tess Mayal on the Open Reproducibility of Science in the Science Exchange Project
- Katy Levinson on Hackerdojo Hackerspace in Silicon Valley
- Stephanie Wright on Creating a Culture of Sharing Data and Code to Improve Reproducibility
- Eugene Kolker on life sciences need to be more data-driven, actionable, and reproducible