Open Knowledge Maps, a visual interface to the world's scientific knowledge

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Open Knowledge Maps is a project that aims to change how research is discovered by creating an open and collaborative process. It uses open source and open content licenses to develop mapping tools that allow researchers to visualize connections between ideas and findings. The project is working with advisors and partners to launch its first version in November, with a vision of facilitating discovery through an open network that researchers can contribute to and draw from.

It‘s time to change
the way we discover
research

Open Knowledge Maps?
Open Source:
http://github.com/OpenKnowledgeMaps &
http://github.com/pkraker/Headstart (LGPL v3)
Open Content:
Unless otherwise noted, all content on
openknowledgemaps.org is licensed under a Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Vision for an open & collaborative
discovery process
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Open Knowledge Maps, a visual interface to the world's scientific knowledge

1. @PeterKraker @OK_Maps

3. It‘s time to change the way we discover research

5. Our Mission

7. http://openknowledgemaps.org

8. How it works

9. Open Knowledge Maps? Open Source: http://github.com/OpenKnowledgeMaps & http://github.com/pkraker/Headstart (LGPL v3) Open Content: Unless otherwise noted, all content on openknowledgemaps.org is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

10. Working in the open

11. Team

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14. Advisors

15. Partners

16. Launch

17. November update

18. Vision for an open & collaborative discovery process https://vimeo.com/188647919