#soSEA 1: Shared Science
ScienceOnlineSeattle is a monthly discussion series exploring how the internet is changing how we do and share our science. Our inaugural event on April 16, 2012 was about "Shared Science: new realities for research and outreach in a networked world."
The Lead Up
- ScienceOnlineSeattle exists because of the phenomenal annual conference and www.ScienceOnlineNOW.org community. It was specifically inspired by ScienceOnlineNYC (#soNYC) and catalyzed by conversations with Lou Woodley and John Timmer as well as a friendly competition with the organizers of ScienceOnline Bay Area.
ScienceOnline Seattle Inaugural Event ... - Science Online SeattleMar 19, 2012 ... SCIENCE ONLINE SEATTLE #1 ... Science Online Seattle will kick off with an exploration of what exactly it means to do ...
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What is: ScienceOnline Seattle | The Network Central, Scientific American Blog NetworkScienceOnline Seattle is a monthly discussion series exploring how digital communication is transforming scientific research and outreach...The Event
- The topic for discussion: Shared Science: new realities for research and outreach in a networked world
Overview: The digital age is profoundly reshaping our information landscape, challenging us with an unprecedented opportunity to transform how we conduct and communicate research. ScienceOnlineSeattle will kick off with an exploration of what exactly it means to do science in a digital world. How does it work? Who is involved? What are their incentives? Where do we go from here? Join us as we explore how our worlds are changing and the new realities and future.
Speakers:Lisa Graumlich, UW College of the Environment
Firas Khatib, UW Department of Biochemistry, Foldit
Seth Cooper, UW Department of Computing, FoldIt
Brian Glanz, Open Science Federation
We know our community is bigger than just those who can be in the room together, so we have a livestream! (Note: we're working on trimming the file - things start up at the 14 minute mark) 
ScienceOnlineSeattle #1: Shared Science on the New Livestream. Live. Redefined.ScienceOnlineSeattle #1: Shared Science on the New Livestream. Live. Redefined.Introductions and Remarks
- The #soSEA co-organizers are Liz Neeley of COMPASS, Jen Davison of the UW College of the Environment, and Brian Glanz of Open Science Federation. Find us tweeting @LizNeeley, @JenEDavison, and @BrianGlanz. Liz moderated, Jen ran the livesteam & twitterfeed, while Brian was moonlighting as a guest speaker.
@LizNeeley : The science online spirit is that this belongs to us, it's bigger than all of us, and we are shaping the future #soSEA- Lisa Graumlich is the first Dean of the University of Washington's College of the Environment. She is an Aldo Leopold Leadership fellow and passionately supports science communication. Find her at @LisaGraumlich
CoEnv - Mission, Facts, and StatsA scientist known internationally for research on climate and ecosystems - and who has a track record of getting wide-ranging groups of e...
Kicking off #soSEA with Dean @LisaGraumlich talking about shared data & how it advanced her science. How do you monitor the whole planet?
.@LisaGraumlich talks about NANOOS as an example of science in the digital age. check it out: nanoos.org #sosea- Seth Cooper is the creative director of the Center for Game Science at UW, and the co-creator and lead designer and developer of Foldit.
Seth CooperSeth Cooper Office 280, Paul Allen Center University of Washington Box 352350 Seattle, WA 98195 scooper at cs washington edu I am the cre...- Now: Seth Cooper of Fold.it also mentions Rosetta@Home : boinc.bakerlab.org #sosea
rosetta at home program can number-crunch protein-folding while you're at work, to help with fold it: fold.it/portal/ #sosea
Rosetta@homehttp://srv4.bakerlab.org/rosetta_cgi/cgi as of 17 Apr 2012 9:23:16 UTC [ Scheduler running ] Total queued jobs: 5,551,473 In progress: 38...
