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Laura, i think we definitely need more role-models who can show early career researchers that it is possible to work in an open way without commiting career suicide. We are actually about to commission some case studies - so if you have some good examples from Cambridge that we could use, let me know!
Commented Jul 1, 2009 on Can we risk being open? Or should we be asking can we risk not being open? at NESTA Connect
Can we risk being open? Or should we be asking can we risk not being open?
NESTAs 2009 Crucible programme had its second residential last weekend and the group received a presentation from Dr Cameron Neylon from the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. Cameron is an enthusiast for open science - anything from open access publication to blogging about lab results as soon as ...
Gordon,
Of course you are right - the situation is different in Scotland to other parts of the UK, although i suspect its still more specialised than say the american system.
Commented Apr 25, 2008 on Can the UK meet new interdisicplinary challenges? at NESTA Connect
Can the UK meet new interdisicplinary challenges?
This morning the today programme did a feature on synthetic biology - a new field that is really taking off and combines the skills of engineering and biology to essentially build biological systems from scratch. I think you can listen again on their website - the item was just before 9am. The ...
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