Science/Resarch 2.0

1. Collaborative Knowledge Construction

1.1. Collaborative Citations

1.2. Folksonomy vs. Taxonomy

1.3. Collaborative Paper Writing

2. Leverages existing Web 2.0 facilities

2.1. Twitter

2.2. Facebook

2.3. Blogs

2.4. FriendFeed

2.5. FlashMeeting

2.6. ...many more

3. Tools

3.1. Mendeley

3.2. ResearchGate

3.3. scholarz

3.4. OpenWetWare

3.5. Nature Network

3.6. Bibsonomy

3.7. ...

4. Activities

4.1. Capturing Conferences

4.2. Providing Feedback

4.3. Publishing early ideas

5. Social Network Analysis

5.1. Method triangulation (Shneiderman)

5.2. Analyzing relationships and collaborations

5.3. Changes with Science 2.0?

6. Influences Publishing

6.1. Bottom line of journals

6.2. New quality indicators?

7. Strengths

7.1. Faster feedback cycles

7.2. More transparency

7.3. Additional ideas, cooperations

8. Threats

8.1. Getting scooped

8.2. Currency of science are publications and citations

9. Open Science

9.1. Open Access

9.1.1. Public Library of Science (PLoS)

9.1.2. Open Archives

9.2. Open Data

9.3. Open Peer Review

9.4. Open Lab Book