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URL: http://cameronneylon.net/category/blog/
Proper Citation: Science in the Open (RRID:SCR_010511)
Description: Science in the Open: This blog contains the thoughts of Cameron Neylon on the technical and social issues involved with ''Open Research''. Most people would agree Open Research includes freely accessible literature or perhaps making raw data available. Others might think it also involves people working on collaborative documents such as Wikis or the freedom to re-use the published literature or data. At its logical extreme Open Research includes making all the details of what we do freely available as it happens. Many people find this scarey. Some, perhaps a growing number, find it tremendously exciting.
Resource Type: blog, data or information resource, narrative resource
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