If, like me, you can’t make it to London for Nature’s Science Blogging Conference being held at the Royal Institution then join us online. This post is an attempt to point to all the online goodness so you can join in or just watch online. Tis an all day event GMT +0, so for us Aussies that means the first half of the event happens before midnight Saturday night.
UPDATE:
Live video stream HERE thanks to Cameron.
(Who is also live commenting in this friendfeed room)
Our first podcast just published HERE – thanks lisa!
The TWITTER action faded after lunch.
Great summary of final panel session HERE.
(Rummage thru the friendfeed room and look for the 70 comments)
Tags:
- sciblog
- YAHOO Pipe by @dnwallace (brings info from many sources)
30 – 9:45 Coffee/Breakfast; Proposal of unconference sessions
9:45 – 10:00 Opening remarks Naomi Temple, Royal Institution; Matt Brown/Corie Lok, Nature Network
10:00 – 10:30 Keynote: Ben Goldacre
(title to be confirmed)
10:30 – 11:30 Panel: The scientific life, exposed.
Jenny Rohn, Grrl Scientist, Anna Kushnir. Moderated by Mo Costandi.
11:30 – 11:45 Short break; Voting on unconference sessions
11:45 – 12:30 Morning breakout sessions. Three parallel sessions of 45 minutes, with option to go 15 minutes longer.
12:30 – 1:45 Lunch and networking; Announce afternoon unconference sessions
1:45 – 2:30 Afternoon breakout sessions. Three parallel sessions of 45 minutes, with option to go 15 minutes longer.
2:30 – 3:15 Coffee and networking
3:15 – 4:15 Unconference sessions: 3 parallel sessions to be decided on the day by vote.
4:15 – 5:30 Embracing change: taking online science into the future
Richard Grant, Cameron Neylon and Peter Murray-Rust. Moderated by Timo Hannay.
5:30 – 5:40 Closing remarks Matt Brown/Corie Lok/Royal Institution
5:45 Drinks and networking at the Ri, to be continued at a local pub (location to be announced).
Things to watch out for:
- Possible live video and or audio from people like Cameron Neylon (who did stuff like this at scifoo)
- Twitter back-channel (use #sciblogs hashtag and maybe your questions can be addressed)
Fang – Mike Seyfang
[...] to all who came for the great feedback, I hope to see some of you hanging out at the Science Blogging Conference online tomorrow [...]
[...] into a global platform for a continuous conversation about science – more on that later. Check out THIS POST for one summary of the various facets of tonights online conference. I managed to publish a podcast [...]
Here: http://rg-d.com/BioLOG/SciBlog08.m4a
No idea how good it is!
Levels are a bit low overall and quite dodgey in places. Just spent a cupla hours tarting it up – will post as a podcast on sciencegeekspeak.com soon.
Great work!
[...] and at the conference yesterday. There’s a collection of links to the online action at sciencegeekspeak.com, where I also posted audio back to Mike to create a podcast of the final session. There’s [...]