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ScienceOnline09 - even more individual session pages

Category: SO'09
Posted on: October 13, 2008 8:53 AM, by Coturnix

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And here are some other sessions that you will be able to attend, either physically or virtually:

How to paint your own blog images

Hey, You Can't Say That!

Web and the History of Science

Blogging102 - how to make your blog better

Nature blogging

Reputation, authority and incentives. Or: How to get rid of the Impact Factor

Blog-To-Book: You are a science blogger but you want to publish a pop-sci book?

Science blogging networks - what works, what does not?

Race in science - online and offline

Open Access publishing: present and future

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