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====General====
• Tools for choosing what to work on and choosing when to stop
• Tools for choosing what to work on and choosing when to stop


11 Publication:
====11 Publication:====
Research is not conducted in  vacuum need to couple conclusions and publications with the next set of questions.
Research is not conducted in  vacuum need to couple conclusions and publications with the next set of questions.
1) a mechanism for going from a publication back to the idea pool
1) a mechanism for going from a publication back to the idea pool
2)  mechanism for  others (possibly nonresearchers) to pose questions, problems, ideas for research
2)  mechanism for  others (possibly nonresearchers) to pose questions, problems, ideas for research


3.5 Background Research -> Experimentation
====3.5 Background Research -> Experimentation====
• Open funding and microfunding. Outsourcing in a lab. Lab needs resources, can plug into a microfunding model or network
• Open funding and microfunding. Outsourcing in a lab. Lab needs resources, can plug into a microfunding model or network



Revision as of 19:15, 13 June 2008

General

• Tools for choosing what to work on and choosing when to stop

11 Publication:

Research is not conducted in vacuum need to couple conclusions and publications with the next set of questions. 1) a mechanism for going from a publication back to the idea pool 2) mechanism for others (possibly nonresearchers) to pose questions, problems, ideas for research

3.5 Background Research -> Experimentation

• Open funding and microfunding. Outsourcing in a lab. Lab needs resources, can plug into a microfunding model or network

4 Experimentation: • Standardized interfaces for controlling instrumentation via OWW • Outsourced experimentation

• Reward system for amateur researchers • Academic “innocentive” for research: Is there a way to orally ingest perfume?” “I’d like a biobrick vector that does X” Research marketplace; a mailing list; Craigslist for research

1 Ideas Marketplace: Makes it easier to make a collaborative arrangement

• Microcredit for specialists who only want to work on part of the problem -> Attaching your credentials to a chunk of data

3 Background Research: -> REFERENCING Lots of reinventing of the wheel. Need crowdsourcing for background research. What are the standard set of references/citations for X. DOIs for sets of references; abstraction for references

•What’s the right way to present your data? --best practices for reporting data --Open data conventions; examples for presenting data; (e.g. error bars and statistics) • Meta level of finding publications • Semantic research of articles and a way of extracting info from them


• A way to ask research questions and find the right people who can answer

• Apply peer review earlier than the publication phase; rolling, cycle-wide peer review; PR at the idea stage (Dotted line to …) • Capturing the value of negative results; collecting all the stuff that doesn’t make it into the paper like peer review; deleted scenes, the director’s cut; alternate endings

8 – 11 As you hit a point in the review process should be less back and forth between you and the publisher, fewer publication delays. A publication process where the author has control; a centralized document -> CVS for publication: from submission to publication; Single document continuous version control.

• Tools for writing: “A sea of unreviewed manuscripts” where the editor comes to you. A manuscript marketplace. Allows for - rougher manuscripts - less stigma for having an error - Metric of error correction for each publication – finer-grained metrics

6 Analysis : An easy way to integrate your data into other people’s data sets

• More team projects what prevents it now? • Mechanisms for getting people to work together, better prizes and rewards

4 Experimentation Consensus protocols: Standardized versions of protocols that are easy to find and free;

• Different kinds of protocols and methods for all phases and aspects of research; Communities and networks at all steps, building on specialization in communities

• Better ways of getting your activities out in the world; subscribe to your colleagues work; Community building in the experimental cycle; Have a feed of “everyone else who’s using this protocol.