Monthly Archives: January 2007

The Franklin award for open access – 2007 nominees

By Deepak Singh | Published: January 31, 2007
Bio-IT World is reporting that the Bioinformatics Organization has nominated Sean Eddy, Robert Gentleman, Don Gilbert and Steven Salzberg for the 2007 Benjamin Franklin award. The award is a “humanitarian/bioethics award presented annually by this organization to an individual who has, in his or her practice, promoted free and open access to the materials [...]
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Jim Gray is missing

By Deepak Singh | Published: January 30, 2007
A couple of months ago, I wrote a post inspired by a bunch of Jim Gray presentations. At the time, I had contacted Jim and requested permission to use one or more figures from his slides. He was prompt and friendly, and I had been hoping to run into him in person some [...]
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Things I Noticed #21

By Deepak Singh | Published: January 29, 2007
The latest version of the Weekly Roundup starts with news about an assault against open science Are battle lines being drawn? The science blogosphere is all abuzz about a report at News@Nature (sub required) that some traditional scientific publishers have hired a well known PR firm in what appears to be a media blitz against open access. [...]
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Bio::Blogs #7 is due in a few days

By Deepak Singh | Published: January 27, 2007
Read the original post at Public Rambling
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Feeds

By Deepak Singh | Published: January 26, 2007
Someone (I believe it was Rick) just used the MeeboMe widget to inform me that there was a problem with my feed. Apparently the title had disappeared of the feed. That made me check a couple of things and I found out that the feedburner plugin was disabled (must have happened when I [...]
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