Available and relevant
Great question is asked on EPT blog: What would be the consequence of just a single butterfly wing-flap in, say, Sweden on some new medical development in Peru? For researchers to be able to use a new...
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Complex systems and technology
Image via Wikipedia Two months ago I was speaking over at TEDxWulkan – it was a TEDx-like event inspired by the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull and its theme was inspired by a well known (at least for...
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Science as a complex system – introduction
Image via Wikipedia Which complex system? Complexity theory, that is studying complex systems, is tracked back to 18th century with classical political economy of the Scottish Enlightenment, although...
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Going beyond a single scientific journal or scientific community
Image by Rain Rabbit via Flickr I’ve written previously about an utopian idea of having one scientific journal and one scientific community. And while it’s hard to expect this vision comes true...
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Data science: cost of mistakes
Michael Nielsen some other day shared a story on how researchers are using Twitter to predict stock market movements. The idea wasn’t actually that new – there were other attempts to use Twitter (and...
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The evolution of selves by open citizen science
This post summarizes my current focus in area of open science. Whether concepts presented here could make their way into practice, that’s still to be seen. So, consider this a work in progress. I’m...
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