Talking open science at Ignite Seattle

By Deepak Singh | Published: March 3, 2007

My “Ask Later” talk from Ignite Seattle. Five minutes, 15 seconds per slide. Most fun talk I’ve ever given.

Update: If you are having any trouble with the embedded video, the original can be found here

This video was originally shared on blip.tv by ignitenight with a Creative Commons Attribution license.

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Deepak Singh

Thanks!!!

400 very enthusiastic people and I went on at 10:45 pm (the tanks started at 8:30). It was loads of fun.

Jean-Claude Bradley

I am not able to view your talk from that link - do you have it available anywhere else?

Pedro Beltrao

That was fun to watch :). A lot of hiccups with the slide changes but overall a very cool presentation.

Deepak Singh

Jean-Claude, I've added the original link to the main post.

Pedro, it was a blast, and luckily towards the end where the timing for ending was really important, there were no slide change timing issues.

Bill

"It's the data that make science happen".

Amen! That was great, Deepak. It really gives me a lift to see Open Science being promoted by enthusiasts like yourself.

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