What and Why the Health Knowledge Blog? The Health Knowledge Blog is a Knowledge Blog. For descriptive, tutorial and explanatory material about key skills, methods, topics and experiences in the Health field in particular Public Health and Public Health Intelligence communities and organizations. The Health Knowledge Blog, funded by JISC.

How important are open ebook standards to universities? 8221; and podcast. We first published the report in November 2011 and, as the JISC post. To assess the nominations this year.

For descriptive, tutorial and explanatory material about building, using and maintaining ontologies, as well as the social processes and technology that support this. Ontogenesis was first created in 2010. Old, it featured over 20 articles, with around 17,000 page views; at 3 years old, it now has attracted 40,000 page views, has over 35 articles. Of replacing the equivalent academic book. It now continues to grow as a living resource.

Managing Research Outcomes and Impact. Project Meeting 19th June 2013. We had our project team meeting yesterday. The project is due to end 31st July 2013. Specifying and building demo of PURE data registry functionality. On-going work on data storage requirements, advocacy, updating policies and plans.

Designing, Executing and Sharing Scientific workflows. The State of the Bioinformatics Nation. Components for Designing and Executing Workflows. Preface to the Taverna Knowledge-Blog. Domain services and Shim Services. Identification of differentially-expressed genes from microarray data. Analysing Quantitative Trait Loci data.

Process is the Knowledge Blog. For articles about the process of Knowledge Blogging. It is the primary location for information both supporting people wishing to write articles or reviews for a Knowledge Blog. For information about tools or for discussion about the process.

Zotero, Mendeley, CiteULike. But you have to pay for them. Monday, 29 August 2011.