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collaborative thinking objects that blog expanding the architecture of participat ion sy nthetic biology wired article worldwid e protein data bank free and public archive of macromolecular structural data. science in the open bursty science depends on openness the structural genomics consortium sgc torontobased effort to determine protein structure and put them in the public domain. ...
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i happened to notice that social networks used in the academic servers specifically for chemistry which surprised me.it seems that the writer of this article looks at the web as a way to speed up chemical researchthe internet is becoming flooded with free chemical information from blogs to videos and databaseslinking this data together and interacting via the social web could revolutionise the pr...
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this article from the economist has some nice links to open source topics. i know most but they are nice anyway collaboration rules by philip evans and bob wolf is available from the harvard business review also see how toyota and linux keep collaboration simple. major opensource projects include apache mysql and linux. cambia the tropical disease initiative and the synaptic leap are opensource pr...
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