Discovering Biology in a Digital World
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| Blog Name: | Discovering Biology in a Digital World |
| Url: | http://scienceblogs.com/digitalbio |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | bioinformatics, biology, microbiology |
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| Popularity: | 19 Followers |
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A ScienceOnline 2010 session mash-up review: Fact checking and trust
| One of the many interesting sessions I attended at ScienceOnline 2010 (#scio10) covered the questions of trust and critical thinking. Sitting in the audience, I couldn't help but think of a mash-u... |
MLK day and making the world a better place
| Have you ever wanted to volunteer your talents and help with fun projects like these: * Refurbish computers for schools * Teach students how to use popular software or online services * Bui... |
Eight things I learned at ScienceOnline 2010 #scio10
| ScienceOnline 2010 was one of the most amazing meetings I've attended in a long time and it's going to take some time to process it all, but in the mean time, it seems other bloggers (phylogenomics... |
No room for your body at ScienceOnline 2010? Follow along in SecondLife!
| Okay, I'll grant that visiting Second Life can seem a bit uncomfortable, especially at first, but it does open some new doors and present an alternative to travel. In flu season, virtual visits co... |
Citizen Science and Digital Biology: ScienceOnline 2010
| Is there a place for citizen scientists in the world of digital biology?Many of the citizen science projects that I've been reading about have a common structure. There's a University lab at the t... |
On the importance of citizen science
| A common theme I hear in talks on personalized medicine, is that increased access to genomic data and medical literature are changing the relationship between doctors and patients. Patients are th... |
From science research to science teaching: how to pay for a change
| When I was a post-doc, I spent a few months seriously thinking about changing careers and teaching high school. I might have followed through on that plan, too, but I didn't know how to pay for it... |
Citizen Science: all fun and no data? ScienceOnline 2010
| Do citizen science efforts ever go beyond "feel good" contributions? Do the data get published in peer-reviewed journals?In an earlier post, I started a list of citizen science projects that allow... |
In the cloud, Next Gen DNA sequencing computes
| These days, DNA sequencing happens in one of three ways. In the early days of DNA sequencing (like the 80's), labs prepared their own samples, sequenced those samples, and analyzed their results. ... |
Citizen Science projects on-line
| Next Saturday afternoon, at ScienceOnline2010, the science goddess, the chemspider, and I will be presenting a workshop on getting students involved in citizen science.In preparation, I'm compiling... |
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