Sep 15, 2010
I was recently commissioned to write a short piece about the adoption of social media and networking tools by scientists for The Euroscientist. I briefly covered various aspects of the evolution of the web and the notion of a Facebook for Science. Of course, there are lots of networks out there and both Twitter and FriendFeed are being used to boost the interactivity of scientific conferences, but until we get to at least web …
Feb 27, 2010
Simply click one of the four icons above to get to the Sciencebase Facebook, Delicious, RSS, and Twitter pages for far too much science and tech than even I know what to do with…
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Dec 1, 2009
Regular readers will hopefully have spotted I’ve cleaned up the site a little recently and added a couple of new widgets to the Sciencebase sidebar menu just below the About section link to my Research Blogging posts.
The first widget heralds the relaunch of the sciencebase.com Facebook fan page and its adoption of a proper URL – http://www.facebook.com/sciencebase.fans. Become a fan and your mugshot will appear at some point on the site …
Nov 5, 2009
UPDATED: 23rd September.
The various lists are filling up slowly but surely, although the scientwists list is generally full at the 500 mark, occasionally a space becomes available, so it’s worth pinging me if you want to be added.
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