Bye-Bye Nature Network

This is my last post for this Nature Network blog. Later today, I will start a new blog somewhere else – also called Gobbledygook and covering the same topics.

Writing this blog here on Nature Network since August 2007 has been an incredible experience, something that can't be covered in a single blog post. I simply want to say thank you to all the people I interacted with over the years – both online and in person. And a particular thanks for Matt, Corie, Anna and Lou from Nature Network who made all this possible.

There are several of my posts I particularly like – and some I like a little less. Something I really enjoyed doing – and something that I think works very well in the blog format – is interviews. I did around 20 interviews in the last two years (the last two on the Lindau Laureate Meeting blog), and I've listed them all below.

• Victor Henning about Mendeley
• Alex Griekspoor about Papers
• Pablo Fernicola about the Microsoft Word Article Authoring Add-In
• Moshe Pritsker about JOVE
• Kevin Emamy about CiteULike
• Geoff Bilder about CrossRef and author identifiers
• MJ Suhonos about Lemon8-XML
• Trevor Owens about Zotero
• Richard Wynne about Editorial Manager
• Richard Grant about Faculty of 1000
• Elizabeth Blake and Bruce Rosenblum about eXtyles
• Tony Hammond about OAI-PMH
• Peter Binfield about PLoS ONE and article level metrics
• Euan Adie about Streamosphere
• Alex Knoll about Conference Blogging
• Phil Vaughan about UK PubMed Central
• Lesley Anson about Nature Communications
• Ijad Madisch about ScienceFeed
• Renny Guida about Researcher ID
• Jason Rollins about Endnote
• Nobel Laureate Edmond Fischer
• Nobel Laureate Francoise Barré-Sinoussi – together with Lou Woodley

Please stay in touch. And if possible, come around to the Science Online London Conference this weekend.

Update: Gobbledygook has moved to PLoS Blogs.