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Chemical blogspace is maintained by Egon Willighagen at Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences at Uppsala University, and powered by the PostGenomic.com software by Euan Adie. It is now hosted by OpenMolecules.net, courtesy of Geoff Hutchison and the University of Pittsburgh.

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The ABCD of Open Scholarship

posted to petermr's blog on Thu 2nd Sep 10

We had a wonderful meeting yesterday with Dave Flanders (JISC) David Shotton’s (Oxford) group (#jiscopencite) and our #jiscopenbib (Cambridge/OKF) more details later. We really believe these projects can make a major change to Open Scholarship. We came...

#solo10: Green Chain Reaction starts to deliver Open Notebook Science and Open Patents

posted to petermr's blog on Thu 2nd Sep 10

Scraped/typed into Arcturus The Green Chain Reaction is now delivering results! Due to the enormous contribution of volunteers we have now distributed work over many machines and extracted large amounts of data and successfully text-mined it. On my laptop alone...

Science plog'ing, S3'ing, and other trends

posted to Mining Drug Space on Wed 1st Sep 10

After the Pepsi scandal in the scientific community it is nice to see that the scientific bloggers are moving on and yes"If science bloggers (and blogging networks) work together, we can reach for the stars" [@mfenner]Two recently launched blogging networks...

Impact of Open Notebook Science Interview

posted to Useful Chemistry on Wed 1st Sep 10

Richard Poynder's interview of me on Information Today is now available: "The Impact of Open Notebook Science". I appreciate the time he took to go into this much depth....

#solo10: GreenChainReaction volunteers start to process patents

posted to petermr's blog on Tue 31st Aug 10

Scraped/typed into Arcturus We now have our “beta”-production software for the Green Chain Reaction. We’ve put about 10,000 solvents on the web page. But if more volunteers take part in the next 2-3 days that could be multiplied by 20 at least....