Making the Web Work for Science

in Science | August 16th, 2009 Leave a Comment

Making the Web Work for Science – Full

How can the web advance the progress of science? It’s a big question, obviously. And some smart folks have something to say about it. Here we have Tim O’Reilly (founder of O’Reilly Media, one of the leading tech publishers), Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia Founder), Stephen Friend (founder of Rosetta Inpharmatics and former EVP at Merck Research Laboratories) and John Willbanks (VP and head of the Science Commons project at Creative Commons) offering their thoughts. The conversation was held on July 28th at the The Commonwealth Club of California.


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