Tweetlinks, 9-21-09

Seven keys to building healthy online community

Is your work cited in journals which are not ISI listed? Publish or Perish

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UCLA Art | Sci Center & Lab - UCLA Art/Sci Center promotes Third Culture: collaboration between (media) art & (bio/nano) sciences.

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