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Cameron Neylon's Open Notebook Science Talk
Science is About Mistrust
Wired Article on Dark Data
Easy 3D Realistic Molecules in Second Life
Open Notebook Science Case Studies Session in Second Life
Chemistry and Biology Poster Area in Second Life
Conferences Don't Have to End
A New Look for SciFoo Lives On
Medicine 2.0 SciFoo Lives On Session
Medicine 2.0 Session on Second Life Aug 27
First SciFoo Lives On Session
Falcipain Collaboration to Fight Malaria
SciFoo Lives On Second Life
Report from SciFoo
Animations Of Chemical Reactions On Second Life
Heather Piwowar on Open Notebook Science
Virtual Libraries using Open Chemistry
Finding Molecules on Second Life
Chemistry in Second Life Article
Storing and Finding Molecules on the Open Web with InChIs
Nature Precedings Follow-Up
Nature Precedings
Thesis on a Wiki - More to Come?
City of Pods
Organic Chemistry Lectures on Second Life

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