“Open Data Open Science Link Roundup” on The Library Adventures of Kiyomi
A collection of interesting links related to Open Science and Open Data have been posted on The Library Adventures of Kiyomi. This blog by Kiyomi Deards, science librarian and Associate Professor at...
View ArticleOpen Science Summit Oct.22-23
The second annual Open Science Summit will be held in Mountain View, CA on Oct. 22nd-23rd. Bringing together researchers, life science industry professionals, students, patients and other stakeholders,...
View ArticleMichael Nielsen presentation Oct. 4th
Michael Nielsen, open science advocate and author of the much talked about and soon-to-be published book, Reinventing Discovery, will be presenting “Doing Science in the Open” at Duke University, on...
View ArticleMichael Nielsen on Reinventing Discovery
In 2012, Michael Nielsen, writer, scientist and programmer, published Reinventing Discovery. In this volume, Nielsen discusses how the collective intelligence unleashed by the Internet is changing the...
View ArticleWhy Science Should Be (Even More Open)
David Fristrom, Head of Boston University’s Science and Engineering Library has written an interesting commentary, Why Science Should Be (Even More Open). Librarians and advocates of Open Access and...
View ArticleSupporting Open Science with Academic Startups
Submitted by guest contributor Howard Silver, Biological Engineering Librarian and Head of Instruction & Reference Services at the Hayden Library, MIT. I was fortunate to attend a presentation...
View ArticleDataONE is launching a new webinar series
DataONE is launching a new Webinar Series (www.dataone.org/webinars) focused on open science, the role of the data lifecycle, and achieving innovative science through shared data and ground-breaking...
View ArticleOpenCon 2016 Boston
Posted on behalf of Anna Newman, Open Access Specialist, Mugar Memorial Library, Boston University, newmanaa@bu.edu On November 9, the BU Libraries will be hosting OpenCon 2016 Boston, a satellite...
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