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New web-based scientific tools & sites

By sciencetolife on September 3, 2008.

The Graduate Junction
The Graduate Junction provides an easy way for Masters, PhD and Postdoctoral researchers to see what current work is being undertaken by their peers and communicate with those who share common research interests in a global multi-disciplinary environment. It was created by a team of graduate researchers at Durham and Oxford University. With this website, they hope to build an online graduate research community.
www.graduatejunction.com

Labmeeting.com
Labmeeting.com is a new, web-based tool to help researchers organize and search their collection of PDFs, find out about new papers, and share protocols powerpoint presentations, and data with their lab. The software was created by doctoral students at Stanford University and aims to help people do research faster.
www.labmeeting.com

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