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CameronNeylon

  1. .@carusb @wilbanks And in many cases the majority of experts are outside academia. Take rare diseases. Or most translational research... about 12 hours ago via TweetDeck
  2. No assertion. More a fact RT @carusb: @CameronNeylon @wilbanks Assertion: for all disciplines, set of experts NOT IN academia is not empty! about 12 hours ago via TweetDeck
  3. Enough with the 'public can't possibly understand' bullshit. Engagement needs access, esp for those desperate to engage m-cm.net/blog/post/gene… about 13 hours ago via Safari on iOS
  4. Stansted to Bratislava and then Popead and Stara Lesna for Forum Carpaticum 2012. 10:16 PM May 28th via Twitter for iPad
  5. @casrai_ed I think this was first UK broadcast, given the twitter response, so maybe in foreign parts soon? 2:32 PM May 28th via Twitter for iPad in reply to casrai_ed
  6. Watching #56up in a hotel bar. Can't hear the sound but twitter acting as effective subtitles. 1:53 PM May 28th via Twitter for iPad
  7. @CMManville @MikeTaylor This link...http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1205/1205.4328.pdf 10:44 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad in reply to CMManville
  8. Argh, lost the link off that last tweet. Paper on link btwn JIF amd paper citations over past century [PDF] arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/pape… 10:43 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad
  9. Interesting paper on the relationship between JIF and paper citations over past 100 years. Not sure what it means but data is interesting 9:11 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad
  10. No plans I know of for submn charges at PLoS. Most likely place for experiments eLife & Nature IMO but I have no special info @EndoMetabPub 8:56 AM May 28th via Twitter for iPad
  11. @scilib Surely it depends on whose closet it is. I can imagine some folks would have better availability than some uni systems... 8:43 AM May 28th via Flipboard in reply to scilib
  12. @carusb For that matter when did copyright transfers really come in. Were there even that many around in...what...the mid 70s? 8:06 AM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to carusb
  13. @carusb And to go down the uni route would probably need to show that existing copyright transfers invalid. All a bit of a nightmare really 8:05 AM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to carusb
  14. Networkd open approach FTW! RT @ctitusbrown: BTW love having @CameronNeylon and @ewanbirney commenting on [..] policy, as it's in progress. 7:48 AM May 27th via TweetDeck
  15. @ctitusbrown This might be useful. Attempt to frame responsibilities of data providers and data users okfnpad.org/licklider50-pr… @ewanbirney 7:45 AM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to ctitusbrown
  16. @ctitusbrown @ewanbirney Absolutely, don't get me wrong. This is great. Will comment on doc...not enough space in 140 7:38 AM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to ctitusbrown
  17. @ewanbirney @ctitusbrown ...but if community is focussed on working better internally then need a different design. V hard to do both well 7:35 AM May 27th via TweetDeck in reply to ewanbirney
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  • Bio Open Science, Open Access, and bringing more experimental techniques to the biosciences. I work for the UK STFC but tweets are my personal opinion.
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