Open Notebook Science and Malaria
by Jean-Claude Bradley on Sep 06, 2007
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My presentation to Chemists Without Borders on September 6, 2007. I introduce the basics of the UsefulChem project and Open Notebook Science and why malaria is a particularly good target for Open Sci...
My presentation to Chemists Without Borders on September 6, 2007. I introduce the basics of the UsefulChem project and Open Notebook Science and why malaria is a particularly good target for Open Science. This includes the CombiUgi project and our collaborations with ChemSpider, Rajarshi Guha, Phil Rosenthal, Dan Zaharevitz and Tsu-Soo Tan. The final slide shows the presentation of our work on Second Life at a SciFoo Lives On session.
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dabaozy
thank you for sharing.
useful. 3 years ago Reply
I wanted to follow many of the links in your presentation. Did you know that if you make them live links from within the original slideshow (Keynote or PowerPoint) that functionality carries over here to slideshare? You just have to keep the links in towards the middle of the page otherwise the 'forward' and 'backward' navigation functionality overrides the active links. Thought you might like to know. ;-)
Cheers!
Darren 4 years ago Reply