ScienceOnline09 - show-and-tell

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While most of the sessions at ScienceOnline09 will be highly interactive, we have also planned for a Sunday morning series of demos, or "show-and-tell" sessions. This will be a series of short (12-15 minutes) demos of various websites, blogs, applications, programs, etc. We will try to record and post screencasts of these demos on the wiki as well.

The line-up is quite impressive:

* Corie Lok: Nature Network
* Erin Jonson: Scienceblogs.com
* Dave Munger - ResearchBlogging.org
* Apryl Bailey: SciVee.tv
* Moshe Pritsker: JoVE
* Victor Henning: Mendeley
* Antony Williams: ChemSpider
* Kevin Emamy: CiteULike
* Neeru Paharia: AcaWiki - a wiki of open-access long abstracts of peer-reviewed research
* Jean-Claude Bradley: Doing chemistry in Second Life
* Vedran Vucic: Blog aggregators for public health information in Serbia
* Sol Lederman - US Dept of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information - Powerful Resources for Scientists and Researchers. Discuss here.
* Roger Harris: how to put your story on a dozen networks, sites and services in 15 minutes or less.

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