If you weren’t aware, this week is Open Access Week. The word open gets used quite a bit these days… like open notebooks, open science, open…
Three Cheers for Open Access!
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If you weren’t aware, this week is Open Access Week. The word open gets used quite a bit these days… like open notebooks, open science, open…
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Last week some pretty fabulous speakers congregated in Chicago for the Microsoft eScience Workshop, which was scheduled to coincide with the 2012 IEEE eScience Workshop (IEEE…
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This week, the National Science Foundation announced changes to its Grant Proposal Guidelines (Full GPG for January 2013 here). Included in this list is something that…
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That’s right: DataUp is LIVE! I’m so excited I needed to type it twice. So what does “DataUp is Live!” mean? Several things: The DataUp…
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We are nearing the (revised) launch date for DataUp: on Tuesday 2 October, one week from today, we plan on officially release the tool. This…
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Like all good projects, DataUp hit a few snags near the finish line. As a result, the DataUp launch will not take place today, as…
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If you didn’t notice, check out the URL above for this post: unbeknownst to you, you have been rerouted from DataUp to Data Pub. If…
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Last week, folks from DataONE gathered in Berkeley to discuss sustainability (new to DataONE? Read my post about it). Of course, lots of people are…
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How do we go about measuring the health of complex ecosystems, especially with humans – the ultimate complicating factor? We use good data and smart…
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Seeing the acronym SXSW is likely to elicit one of two responses: (1) Huh? or (2) OMGOMGOMG!! If you are in the former camp, rest…