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SUMMARY:Fringe event: TalkFest - Science and Hobbies
DESCRIPTION:Can (and should) crowdsourced citizen science projects tap
 into the enthusiastic occasional workforce of amateurs? Are community
 groups based around hobbies (e.g. based around photography, reading or
 knitting) a good way to reach 'new audiences', especially for projects
 aiming to getting people discussing science in society issues? Should
 the science communication work of scientists, especially blogging, be
 seen as a hobby or part of their dayjob (or is such a distinction a
 silly idea in the first place?). Join our panel for these questions,
 ideas, interesting people, cake and debate. Talkfest is free and open
 to all, but please do register in advance:
 http://talkfestseptember2011.eventbrite.com/
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SUMMARY:Arrival and Registration
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SUMMARY:Welcome
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SUMMARY:Keynote: Michael Nielsen – Open Science
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SUMMARY:Panel #1 : Linking with the Literature – the Arsenic Story
DESCRIPTION:How to engage with the peer-reviewed literature: strategies
 for fellow researchers, science journalists and bloggers. A look at
 how this was handled in a controversial example from last year – the
 #arseniclife story. Panelists: Rosie Redfield – Microbiologist,
 University of British Columbia; Ivan Oransky - Reuters Health,
 Retraction Watch; Jonathan Eisen - Evolutionary biologist, UC Davis;
 Joerg Heber - Senior Editor, Nature Materials; Ed Gerstner - Senior
 Editor, Nature Physics
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SUMMARY:Tea / coffee break
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #1 - Blackawton Bees - Beau Lotto
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #1 - Can we develop something like
 schema.org to encourage data sharing and reuse? - Tomi Kauppinen
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #1 - National Undergraduate Bioscience
 Research Journal - Neil Morris, Cathy Kennedy
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #1 - If you build it - APIs and
 developers - Chandran Honour (nature.com) and Ian Brown (Mashery)
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SUMMARY:Lunch
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #2 - The importance of offline
 communities in online networking - Eva Amsen, Paula Salgado, Jesus
 Rogel-Salazar
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #2 - Bridging the divide: Building
 around the PDF - Steve Pettifer, Philip McDermott
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #2 - Microattribution - Martin Fenner,
 Mike Peel, Bora Zivkovic, and Scott Edmunds
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #2 - Science Question Time – bringing
 policy to Science Online - Imran Khan, Alice Bell, Beck Smith
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #3 - Microsoft Academic Search - Alex Wade
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #3 - Open Research Reports: a model for
 open access to key facts within subscription journals - David Shotton,
 Tanya Gray
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #3 - So many ways to tell a story -
 Anton Zuiker, Bora Zivkovic
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SUMMARY:Breakout sessions #3 - How are wikis being used to carry
 out and communicate science? - Michael Peel, Hennry Scowcroft, Alok
 Jha
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SUMMARY:Tea / coffee break
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SUMMARY:Panel #2: Incentives - "What's in it for us?"
DESCRIPTION:How can / should we reward best practices and behaviour in
 online research and communication? What are the levers to push to
 answer the "what’s in it for me" question at the bench and also in the
 blogging community? This panel will pull together a diverse array of
 opinions from both commercial and non-profit stakeholders, funders and
 researchers to look at the social issue surrounding how people behave
 and engage in online science environments. Moderated by Cameron
 Neylon, STFC, Science in the Open. Panelists: Giles Carden – Director,
 Management Information and Planning, University of Warwick; Mari
 Williams - Head of Evaluation and Policy Unity, Biotechnology and
 Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC); Nick Barnes, Climate
 Code Foundation; Jeremy Frey - Professor of Physical Chemistry,
 University of Southhampton
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SUMMARY:Wrap Up
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SUMMARY:Fringe event: sameAs
DESCRIPTION:A science and technology meetup run in London by Kaitlin
 Thaney and Matt Wood. Planned for the night – a geeky, science-themed
 pub quiz at Juno in Shoreditch. All are welcome. More information at
 http://sameas.us/, register at http://lanyrd.com/2011/sameas-the-quiz/
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SUMMARY:Welcome
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SUMMARY:Panel: Dealing with data
DESCRIPTION:This panel will look at how data is transforming and affecting
 scientific research and communication, from data visualisation in the
 media to data-intensive science in various fields. We'll hear from
 leading scientists, media organisations such as The Guardian, and
 experts in infrastructure about their take on working with data in the
 digital age and how the way we interact with information is
 changing. Moderated by Kaitlin Thaney - Digital Science. Panelists:
 Tim Hubbard - Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute; Alastair Dant - Lead
 Interactive Technologist, The Guardian; Kristi Holmes - VIVO
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SUMMARY:Keynote: MaryAnn Martone, Neuroscience Information
 Framework (NIF), Spinal Muscular Atrophy Foundation (SMA)
DESCRIPTION:MaryAnn will set the tone for the workshops and explain the
 current limitations and need for better use of tools and information
 in the context of SMA, a rare disease that afflicts infants and
 toddlers, and how she's working to move closer to a cure.
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SUMMARY:Tea / coffee break
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SUMMARY:Level 1 sessions
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SUMMARY:Lunch
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SUMMARY:Level 2 sessions
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SUMMARY:Showcase presentations from each workshop
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SUMMARY:Wrap Up / Closing
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SUMMARY:Fringe event: London Binary Battle hackathon
DESCRIPTION:The theme of the day is the Mendeley/PLoS API Contest, but all
 science hackers are welcomed. Organized by Martin Fenner, hosted by
 Mendeley. Attendance is limited to 25 people, please register at
 http://lanyrd.com/2011/solohack11/
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