Reports from conferences and workshops of interest to the scholarly community.
Blogging is a great format to report from conferences. The regular blog format works best for posts written at the end of the day – unless you are typing really fast. Microblogging, i.e. a number of...
The Science Online London 2011 Conference takes place September 2-3 at the British Library. I am again one of the organizers (together with Lou Woodley from Nature.com and Kaitlin Thaney from Digital Science), and I’...
On Monday I gave a presentation about ORCID, based on the ORCID Principles. The slides are hopefully a good introduction to ORCID and the current status of the initiative. A good in-person update of the ORCID...
Having breakfast at the end of a conference is a good way to recap what was discussed and can help...
ScienceOnline2011, the fifth annual international meeting on Science and the Web, is only two days away. I am very excited...
In 1990 Tim Berners-Lee and others started HTML and the world wide web to facilitate scientific communications at CERN, the...
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