Some quick links

By evolvingthoughts on February 26, 2009.

PD Magnus on the history of the philosophy of science in the last 50 years, in around 1400 words.

Mendeley, a bibliographic cloud project, has raised funding from Last.fm, Warner and Skype execs. Looks like next gen after Endnote...

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