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Title:

Open Science on Today's Web

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Organizer:
Tantek Çelik, tantek.com
Description:
From for-profit companies to open web communities, more and more organizations are developing science in the open, typically on the internet. Learn why such diverse groups are pursuing Open Science, what is working, what has not, and best practices for publishing open science on today's Web.
Questions
Answered:
  1. What is Open Science?
  2. Why do Open Science?
  3. Who is doing Open Science?
  4. How can I contribute to Open Science?
  5. What is the best way to publish Open Science today?
  6. How do we foster collaboration among a wide community of amateur and professional scientists in a variety of disciplines?
  7. What are the technical barriers to Open Science and what new tools to do we need to overcome them?
  8. What are the social barriers to Open Science and how can they most effectively be overcome?
  9. What new policy and legal tools do we need to support open science?
  10. If we develop a strong open science community of practice, how will research be different in ten years time?
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Accessibility / Web Standards, Community / Online Community, Government and Technology, New Technology / Next Generation, Open Source
Type:
Panel
Event:
Interactive 2010
Richard Ault
on 20/8/09
Tantek, I need to intro you to Micheal Eisen at Berkeley. He's a huge proponent of Open Science. Nice choice for topic btw!

http://www.michaeleisen.org/blog/
Tantek Çelik
on 4/9/09
Richard thanks for letting me know about about Michael Eisen, I'll definitely check out his site!
Tantek Çelik
on 4/9/09
Please note additional panelists:

* Chia Hwu - http://23andme.com
* Cameron Neylon - http://blog.openwetware.org/scienceintheopen/ - public domain / CC0 open science blog
* Chris Patil - http://scibarcamp.org/SciBarCamp_Palo_Alto - co-organizer
* Ariel Waldman - http://spacehack.org

More information here: http://tantek.pbworks.com/SXSW2010OpenScienceProposal
Walter Akana
on 4/9/09
Interesting! Good luck you guys!
Jen McCabe Gorman
on 4/9/09
This looks like a great panel. Open Science and the closed academe are keeping out 'amateurs' who nonetheless have contributions to make. Looking forward to seeing where I can plug in!

Cameron Neylon
on 5/9/09
Very happy to be involved. Michael Eisen would be another great panelist.
Free Games
on 2/11/09
Good luck guys.
blu ray ripper
on 13/11/09
So looking forward to this..
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