TED Blog | The difficulties in opening science: Q&A with Michael Nielsen

abernard102@gmail.com 2012-08-20

Summary:

“In a timely and incisive talk at TEDxWaterloo, Michael Nielsen made the case for open science — the idea that research data and results should be freely available to the public, and that scientists should collaborate more freely with each other and with the public. Since the talk, his book, Reinventing Discovery, has been released, and even more recently the US Congress has introduced controversial legislation to prohibit funding agencies from requiring open access. TED’s Ben Lillie called Nielsen to talk about the politics and difficulties of open science’. [Use the link above to access the full transcript].

Link:

http://blog.ted.com/2012/02/09/q-a-with-michael-nielsen/

Updated:

08/16/2012, 06:08

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Authors:

abernard

Date tagged:

08/20/2012, 14:52

Date published:

02/23/2012, 15:29