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Science Online London 2011 : Day 1 Breakout sessions #3

The format of Science Online London this year included community-sourced breakout sessions on the first day. Attendees were able to choose from four simultaneous breakout sessions, each an hour long. Delegates could select the breakout of their choice, with one in the morning and two in the afternoon.Below is a Storify storyboard collating all of the tweets from the third set of breakouts.

  1. Breakout sessions


    So many ways to tell a story - Anton Zuiker, Bora Zivkovic


    Open Research Reports: a model for open access to key facts within subscription journals - David Shotton, Tanya Gray


    How are wikis being used to carry out and communicate science? - Michael Peel, Henry Scowcroft, Alok Jha


    Microsoft Academic Search - Alex Wade


  2. So many ways to tell a story - Anton Zuiker, Bora Zivkovic
  3. laurawheelers
    laurawheelers@laurawheelers
    Now for @BoraZ session on 'so many ways to tell a story' #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:06:19
  4. LouWoodley
    LouWoodley@LouWoodley
    Now we're gearing up for @BoraZ and @mistersugar's breakout on "So many ways to tell a story" #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:09:10
  5. lualnu10
    lualnu10@lualnu10
    storytelling with @mistersugar and @BoraZ #solo11 yesssssssssss
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:10:38
  6. LouWoodley
    LouWoodley@LouWoodley
    "It was a dark and stormy night..." @BoraZ plays to the crowd from the start ;) #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:10:56
  7. lindaunobel
    lindaunobel@lindaunobel
    @BoraZ and @mistersugar about storytelling in science communication at #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:11:31
  8. laurawheelers
    laurawheelers@laurawheelers
    What is the meaning of 'story' and how can we apply this to science? #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:11:55
  9. laurawheelers
    laurawheelers@laurawheelers
    We have been telling stories about the world around us since the beginning of time #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:13:54
  10. lualnu10
    lualnu10@lualnu10
    the word story is different in different worlds: science, journalism, blogging... by @BoraZ #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:14:34
  11. laurawheelers
    laurawheelers@laurawheelers
    The word 'story' changes upon who is saying it #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:14:33
  12. AnneOsterrieder
    AnneOsterrieder@AnneOsterrieder
    Journalist "story pyramid" is upside down: most important info in title and first paragraphs, less important info towards end. #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:15:29
  13. Gurdur
    Gurdur@Gurdur
    Now v interesting & important session abt narrative in science & sci journalism, by @mistersugar & @BoraZ. Both very nice blokes #SoLo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:16:33
  14. laurawheelers
    laurawheelers@laurawheelers
    When u think of the word story u think of fiction...u must specify! A story has a beginning a middle & an end! #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:16:04
  15. thepermanator
    thepermanator@thepermanator
    #solo11 @BoraZ: the word 'story' means something very different for scientists, journalists and writers
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:16:26
  16. GeoSelim
    GeoSelim@GeoSelim
    I think story telling on #ScienceBlogging attractive and give inspiration for public. #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:17:00
  17. AnneOsterrieder
    AnneOsterrieder@AnneOsterrieder
    Sci paper follow story narrative: Intro = world in steady-state. Results put world in chaotic state. Discussion describes new world. #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:18:43
  18. pssalgado
    pssalgado@pssalgado
    @BoraZ: scientific papers follow a story narrative, even if they are technical and jargony #Solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:19:19
  19. laurawheelers
    laurawheelers@laurawheelers
    Writing about science- 3 different types: cool stories, relevant stories and fishy stories cc @BoraZ #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:19:28
  20. Fischblog
    Fischblog@Fischblog
    Scientific papers are also a kind of story, says @BoraZ. I feel compelled to add: usually very badly told. #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:20:29
  21. Villavelius
    Villavelius@Villavelius
    Science must learn short story telling. Like the classic Ernest Hemingway: "For Sale: Baby shoes, never worn." #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:20:39
  22. LouWoodley
    LouWoodley@LouWoodley
    .@BoraZ talking about narrative vs inverted pyramid structures for storytelling. More in his blog post here: t.co/HGsWXmj #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:20:10
  23. LouWoodley
    LouWoodley@LouWoodley
    MT @thepermanator #solo11 @BoraZ: there are 3 types of stories - cool stories, relevant stories, or fishy stories
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:21:32
  24. lualnu10
    lualnu10@lualnu10
    @BoraZ: "in popular stories scientists are heroes or antiheroes" #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:21:25
  25. krishte
    krishte@krishte
    Literature has cool stoires, relevant and fishy stories @BoraZ #solo11
    Fri, Sep 02 2011 07:22:02

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