The document discusses using social media and online tools for science communication. It provides examples of science blogs, social networks like Twitter that scientists can use to engage with other researchers and the public. Specific accounts are recommended to follow for science news, events and museums. Contact information is given for the workshop presenters.

1. Workshop : web, blogs
& social networks
Post-Graduate Study Days
Gayané Adourian & Marion Sabourdy

2. Gayané ADOURIAN
Social media manager (Knowtex)
Blogger, live-reporter, journalist (print & web)

3. Knowtex

4. Marion SABOURDY
Journalist & social media manager (Echosciences Grenoble)
Member of the science center La Casemate

5. Echosciences Grenoble

6. Science « 1.0 »
Publications
Separated subjects
Archives
Mails
Peer reviewers Conferences, posters… Journals

7. Science « 2.0 »

8. Science « 2.0 »
Tweets
Dataviz
Open access
Science blogging
Online courses, videos, conferences Reference managers

9. Some (web) tools

10. Science blogs

13. Tumblr

14. Micro-blogging

15. Bookmarking, watching

16. Curating

17. Curating

18. References managers

19. Scientific Social Networks

20. List of 20 science
social network, by
@Audrey_Bardon

21. Some Twitter accounts &
websites to follow

22. @phylogenomics @pauloblikstein @elaineReganKCL
Researchers
@maliciarogue (PHD) @dellybean @thomaslandrain (PHD)

24. @carlzimmer @edyong209 @BoraZ
Science journalists & bloggers
@sciencetext
@Laelaps @maggiekb1
@sciencebase

25. @Exploratorium @ScienceGallery @Le_Museum
Science centers & museums
@phaeno_WOB @Museoscienza
@Mciencia_VA

26. @toaberlin @esof @ecsite
Events
@sxsw @linuxsymposium @nuitchercheurs

29. @GayaneAdourian
gayane@knowtex.com
@Fuzzyraptor
marion.sabourdy@ccsti-grenoble.org