By John Borghi and Daniella Lowenberg Yesterday we talked about about why researchers may have to make their data open, today let’s start talking about…
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Some of the most influential research tools of the last century were created to ensure the quality of beer and extrapolate the results of agriculture…
Workflows Part II: Formal
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In my last blog post, I provided an overview of scientific workflows in general. I also covered the basics of informal workflows, i.e. flow charts…
Your Time is Gonna Come
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You know what they say: Timing is everything. Time enters into the data management and stewardship equation at several points and warrants discussion here. Why timeliness? Last…
QSE3, IGERT, OA and DCXL
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A few months back I received an invite to visit the University of Florida in sunny Gainesville. The invite was from organizers of an annual…
Data Policies & Other Things
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Last Friday I attended a seminar at UC Berkeley’s iSchool given by MacKenzie Smith, a terrific presenter and colleague who is affiliated with Creative Commons (among…
This post was contributed by Lisa Federer, Health and Life Sciences Librarian at UCLA Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library In my previous life as an…
The Digital Dark Age, Part 2
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Earlier this week I blogged about the concept of a Digital Dark Age. This is a phrase that some folks are using to describe some…
The Digital Dark Age, Part 1
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This will be known as the Digital Dark Age. The first time I heard this statement was at Internet Archive, during the PDA 2012 Meeting…