exta-feira, 20 de Novembro de 2009 5:01
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] Scientific Networking
Bill's story is quite amusing, but serious amateurs (some of whom might be
bartenders and waitresses, and other non-academic rabble) might be
hard-pressed to remain amused under such circumstances. While a
orward" towards our goal(s).
From: Jocelyn Tsai
To: ECOLOG-L@LISTSERV.UMD.EDU
Sent: Thu, November 19, 2009 11:37:22 AM
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] Scientific Networking
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heir study can
help me jell my understanding of ecological principles, I'd like to hear
what they're up to.
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From: "William Silvert"
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Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2009 11:36 AM
Subject: Re: [ECOLOG-L] Scientific Networking
Many thanks
I set up a profile on Academia.edu and have been pretty impressed with their
interface. They have several features on the profiles pages that are
tailored to academic needs, including a very natural way to upload CVs and
pdfs of publications. I get the impression that they are working steadily to
i
Many thanks to all of you who responded, both on and off list. I spent the
afternoon trying out the various suggestions, and the best for my purposes
seems to be academia.edu which many people recommended. The others seem to
be suffering from newness and there were a number of inappropriate mes
www.Academia.edu is a somewhat successful site that operates as an academic
family tree of sorts. Where it's filled in, there can be useful in finding
students of a particular advisor or topic. I think if people really got into
it, the site could be a useful repository for academic lineages. It als
rants, jobs, news"
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>Subject: [ECOLOG-L] Scientific Networking
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>I've joined a few of the various social networks and find them of little
>professional value, although I have met up with some old f
Nature currently has an online website that is very similar to a social
network that lets you search and connect with people in a given field, set
up discussions, read key papers on a given topic. For teachers, it also has
materials you can bring to the classroom. It has many other functions wort
You definitely can create a list on facebook and send email just to that
list (Go to Compose email and it will say "type the name of a friend, list
or email address." I have created lists but not to the extent I probably
could/should. As a writer I really enjoy facebook for its various social
netwo
I've joined a few of the various social networks and find them of little
professional value, although I have met up with some old friends and
schoolmates. However it strikes me that this kind of networking could be of
considerable value to scientists, and I am posting to enquire whether any
sui
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