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• Ranger supercomputer surpasses 1.1 million jobs

  
  Northloop Neighborhoods - Community News & Directory — Authority: 463
  The Ranger supercomputer, one of the most powerful systems in the world for open science research, has run about 1.1 million jobs in under two years. When it entered full production on Feb. 4, 2008, this first-of-its-kind system marked the beginning of the Petascale Era in high-performance computing (HPC) where ...
  3 days ago

• Open Knowledge Conference (OKCon) 2010: Call for Proposals

  
  Open Knowledge Foundation Blog — Authority: 503
  The Open Knowledge Conference (OKCon) 2010 Call for Proposals is now open! We would be grateful for help in circulating the call to relevant lists and communities! You can reuse or point to: This blog post Main CFP page Plain text announce (wrapped at 72 characters) Identi.ca post Twitter post Open ...
  4 days ago

• Sad news about Warren DeLano

  
  The OpenScience Project — Authority: 91
  I just heard the sad news about Warren DeLano, one of the giants of open source scientific software (and the author of PyMOL ). Warren passed away suddenly a few days ago. Like everyone else, I’m stunned and saddened by this news. For those of you who don’t know, PyMOL is a fantastic piece of software that has ...
  6 days ago

• The Future of Science: Semantic Web Applications in Scientific Discourse

  
  Zzzoot — Authority: 106
  For those who want to take a glimpse at where science and scientific discourse are going, take a look at some of the papers at this workshop: Workshop on Semantic Web Applications in Scientific Discourse , October 26, 2009, Proceedings ), part of The 8th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC 2009) ...
  1 week ago

• Open Source and Biotechnology: Whither or Whether Ideology?

  
  IP finance ... where money issues meet intellectual property rights — Authority: 464
  I venture to say that most of us are well aware of the fault lines between proprietary and open source software. Proprietary software is characterized by keeping source code secret together with contractual restrictions on the use of the software, plus a reliance on the negative right aspects of copyright and other ...
  1 week ago

• More on the PLoS Special Collection on the Genomic of Emerging Infectious Diseases

  
  The Tree of Life — Authority: 463
  In case people have not seen in. There is a new c ollection out from PLoS on the Genomics of Emerging Infectious Diseases. The collection, edited by me and Catriona MacCalum , one of the PLoS Biology Editors. It was sponsored by Google.Org who have a growing interest in emerging infectious diseases. Also heavily ...
  2 weeks ago

• Open Access Week in Serbia

  
  A Blog Around The Clock — Authority: 591
  Open Access Week is in full swing and there is a lot of blogging about its various events in many countries. OA week was marked in Serbia this year as well. As you may remember, I went to Belgrade twice in the past two years - in 2008 and 2009 and gave a total of four lectures, one brief TV interview, four ...
  3 weeks ago

• Open Access Week

  
  A Blog Around The Clock — Authority: 591
  This week - 19th-23rd October 2009 - is the Open Access week around the world. And when I say around the world I really mean it. Just check out all the global events happening this week. The OA Week is co-organized by Open Access Directory , PLoS , SPARC , Students for Free Culture , eIFL (Electronic ...
  3 weeks ago

• Open Access 101 (video)

  
  A Blog Around The Clock — Authority: 591
  Open Access 101, from SPARC from Karen Rustad on Vimeo . Read the comments on this post...
  3 weeks ago

• NERM 09 session on Chemistry on the Web

  
  Useful Chemistry — Authority: 481
  Last week, on October 9, 2009 I presented at the ACS NERM conference. Martin Walker hosted a session on Publishing and Promoting Chemistry in the Internet Age . All of the talks were quite interesting and fit perfectly with the topic: Martin Walker Chemistry on the Internet Elizabeth Brown The Chemists ...
  4 weeks ago

• Back from the future: is the Higgs jinxing the LHC?

  
  Physics Buzz — Authority: 123
  Photo by Heidi Schellman, Higgs by Particle Zoo A science essay in Tuesdays New York Times made big waves in the physics blogosphere. Science essay, you ask? I think the editors decided to use that label as a sort of implicit disclaimer, letting readers know, right up front, to not expect a trim, ...
  4 weeks ago

• Channel 4 reports on Mendeley

  
  Mendeley Blog — Authority: 110
  “It has been described as internet dating for inventors” – well, here at Mendeley we didn’t know that we were doing this kind of stuff, but in any case it’s fantastic news that yesterday Channel 4 News, one of UK’s leading news channels, reported about Mendeley! The six minute report names James Dyson, ...
  4 weeks ago

• AGU experimenting with open peer review

  
  Christina's LIS Rant — Authority: 463
  This was in an earlier EOS (pdf, not available online for institutional subscribers so I found this by flipping through the print!) - number 32 of this year from 11 August. Theyre trying what Nature tried and dropped and what EGU has been fairly successful with in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics - although ...
  4 weeks ago

• Spark 87 – October 4 & 6, 2009

  
  CBC: Spark Plus — Authority: 115
  On this episode of Spark: Open science, general knowledge, and doctors before the internet Tom Howell fixes his leaky sink with a little help from his father (and Skype) Daemon Fairless learns cabinetmaking, cooking, and guitar on YouTube Nora announces Spark’s “name that disappearing technology sound” ...
  6 weeks ago

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