Science Online London 2011 #solo11 - Day 1 Keynote Michael Nielsen
The Science Online London 2011 conference took place on September 2nd and 3rd at the British Library. We've captured the key online conversations about the conference in a series of Storify storyboards. This one details Michael Nielsen's keynote on "Open Science".
- Preparing for Michael Nielsen's keynote
- Michael Nielsen | Michael NielsenMichael Nielsen is one of the pioneers of quantum computation. Together with Ike Chuang of MIT, he wrote the standard text on quantum computation. This is ...
As an appetizer to #solo11 there is a nice summary by @Jackstilgoe of @michael_nielsen's talk yesterday on open science t.co/PHrgrfQ
annnnd, we're off to the races. kicking off with a keynote from @michael_nielsen #solo11
Watch river-valley.tv for @michael_nielsen's #solo11 keynote. See also @Jackstilgoe's post on Nielsen's talk yesterday t.co/52flRzr- Michael Nielsen begins his keynote on Open Science
@michael_nielsen starting with the standard story of open science in opening keynote at #solo11
@michael_nielsen talking now at #solo11 video on t.co/kN90HAR Should be a number of gr8 talks today.
For #solo11 keynote now, @Michael_nielsen on open science. (He'll give similar talk at Duke University Oct 4.)
@michael_nielsen How to change the culture and reward systems to allow open science to prosper #solo11
Keynote from @michael_nielsen: "Need to change culture and reward system." Good intro for microattribution session this afternoon. #solo11
We have been stuck in the "problem"-stage for quite a while... #solo11 t.co/hwEB37r
thr's little reward 4 sharing ideas, data. thr needs 2 B a change in the reward sys for 'Open Science' to flourish @michael_nielsen #solo11
Kicking off at #solo11, keynote from @michael_nielsen on open science: what's the reward for sharing scientific knowledge in new ways?
Open Science Keynote Lecture from @michael_nielsen: Focusing on how to change the culture and reward system #solo11
"Will truly open theoretical science ever eventuate? No" from a open notebook author. example by @michael_nielsen #solo11
