Twitter Coverage of the ISMB/ECCB Conference 2017
What You're Doing Is Rather Desperate,
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PLOS Computational Biology Community Going All Out to Cover #ISMB15 with the ISCB Student Council
The Student Blog,
Calling All Bloggers for ISMB/ECCB…
Calling All Bloggers for ISMB/ECCB 2015
PLOS Biologue,
ISMB/ECCB 2015 in Dublin, Ireland, is fast approaching and we invite you to be involved in the live coverage of the event. In…
A Borg moment and the end of Friendfeed
Public Rambling,
Apparently Facebook finally decided to shutdown Friendfeed after several years of declining usage. I only found out because Neil…
Some brief thoughts on the end of FriendFeed
What You're Doing Is Rather Desperate,
There was a time, around 2009 or so, when almost every post at this blog was tagged “friendfeed”. So with the announcement (which…
Bioinformaticians breaking down barriers in Berlin
GigaScience blog,
Open Science flourishes at BOSC and…
Conference microblogging: FriendFeed, Twitter and now Google+ ?
Gobbledygook,
Blogging is a great format to report from conferences. The regular blog format works best for posts written at the end of the…
Getting cited
Abhishek Tiwari,
Just checked a recent BMC Bioinformatics paper covering the overview of the Hadoop/MapReduce/HBase framework and its current…
Getting cited
Abhishek Tiwari,
Just checked a recent BMC Bioinformatics paper covering the overview of the Hadoop/MapReduce/HBase framework and its current…
The Great Science Online London Tweetup
Gobbledygook,
The 3rd Annual Science Online London Conference took place last Friday and Saturday. For me it was again a fantastic event.
Using Twitter at the ASCO Conference
Gobbledygook,
Last week I attended the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) in Chicago. For my work it is the…
Social filtering of scientific information – a view beyond Twitter
the mind wobbles,
“It’s not information overload, it’s filter failure.“ (Clay Shirky) Bonetta (2009) gave an excellent introduction to the micro-bl…
Popular, personal and public data: Article-level metrics at PLoS
O'Really?,
The Public Library of Science (PLoS) is a non-profit organisation committed to making the world’s scientific and medical…
Conferences as Spam? Liveblogging science hits the mainstream
Science in the Open,
I am probably supposed to be writing up some weighty blog post on some issue of importance but this is much more fun. Last year’s…
Can’t attend ISMB 2009? The next best thing.
I was lost but now I live here,
One of the biggest scientific conferences each year is Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB), put on by the…
ISMB – attending without travelling
Fuzzier Logic,
It’s ISMB time again, and as colleagues jet off to Stockholm, I can’t help but feel that twinge of envy. Lucky then, that the…
Informal Knowledge Sharing in Science via Social Networking
the mind wobbles,
This is a cross-posted item available both from this…
Labmeeting releases a Firefox plug-in
I was lost but now I live here,
We’ve been hearing a lot about reference managers lately, and I have another post brewing that probably goes into way more…
When the net works for networking
I was lost but now I live here,
Few things capture that magical combination of dread and certainty like death and taxes, but networking is surely one of them.
Taking conference reporting to a new level
I was lost but now I live here,
Who would have thought a year ago that we’d see an article in a major scientific journal about and inspired by microblogging?
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Freelancing science,
I don’t usually repost news, as my FriendFeed stream (also available from the sidebar of this blog) is a more efficient way to…
Microblogging finds its way into PLoS
business|bytes|genes|molecules,
Image by mndoci via…
Microblogging finds its way into PLoS
business|bytes|genes|molecules,
Image by mndoci via…
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What You're Doing Is Rather Desperate,
In a nutshell: we went to ISMB 2008, had a great time and live-blogged the meeting using this FriendFeed room. The nice…
Microblogging the ISMB: A New Approach to Conference Reporting
www.arareko.net,
Here is an interesting experiment that Neil et al. worked on during our attendance to ISMB 2008 in Toronto:The International…