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November 11, 2006

Scholarly E-Science at Stellenbosch

Via Panlibus I saw a report of an interesting presentation by Tony Hey

Dr Tony Hey Corporate vice President for Technical Computing, Microsoft - E-Science and Scholarly Communication

  • e-Science all about global collaboration
  • On verge of new paradigm - e-science or Data-centric science
  • e-Science is a shorthand for a set of technologies to support collaborative networked data-driven  collaboration
  • Huge amounts of data a problem for the scientists
  • Send the calculations to the data
  • Researching Publications - expose how ranking achieved (reputation/specialization/etc.) - live documents (RSS) formalized ratings

I just checked and all the Stellenbosch 2006 presentations are now online.

Check out E-Science and Scholarly Communication (PowerPoint).

There are also lots of other good ones, but E-Science is on of my main current interests.

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