Showing posts with label research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label research. Show all posts

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Authorea

Authorea is a scientific publication-specific editor in the browser.  That's pretty rock-n-roll.  Free for open science publications, paid for private publications.  Nice model!

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Research tools

So people have been tweeting academic papers in PDF in memory of Aaron Swartz, and wouldn't it be interesting to index them properly and kind of do an Open JSTOR?

Friday, January 6, 2012

Social network sleuthing

Neat post on how social network charting was used to bust some slumlord fraudsters in Chicago. [hnn] Prompted a post of this fascinating picture, which was generated at least in part with this code. Finally also prompted a link to sharesleuth.com, a Mark Cuban project tracking securities fraud. I do so love reading about detective work.

Saturday, October 1, 2011

Visual Modeling and Programming with Graph Transformations

Dorothea Blostein at the University of Queensland is really into some very cool stuff. (Ran across her at the link from the previous post - she's working in knowledge representation.)

Graph transformation languages look really neat. She's written a book. It's in pieces of PDF on her site, so I should download them - but I don't really have an effective way to organize downloaded PDFs and papers yet, so instead I've just linked to her page, above.