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Playing with MultiGraph

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Dan Gezelter

I’ve been playing around with a cool JavaScript library called MultiGraph which lets you interact with graphical data embedded in a blog post.   The data format is a simple little xml file called a “MUGL“.   Here’s a sample … Continue reading →

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Open Science consulting gig with the American Heart Association

Posted on October 7, 2011 by Dan Gezelter

I just got notification about a short-term consulting gig with the American Heart Association that is specifically related to issues of Open Science: The American Heart Association has recently formed a task to explore and determine AHA’s role in open … Continue reading →

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Open Science on “Future Tense”

Posted on February 5, 2010 by Dan Gezelter

Yesterday’s “Future Tense” radio program on Australian Broadcasting was just posted online. The topic was Open Science, and I managed to get interviewed for the show. The interview with Anthony Funnell was a great conversation, and he’s pulled out some … Continue reading →

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Dear Apple: open the iPhone!

Posted on July 27, 2007 by Dan Gezelter

My new iPhone is just about the most amazing piece of technology I’ve ever used. There’s just one problem: I hate hate hate the calculator. Apple’s normal desktop calculator on OS X is remarkably functional. It has the standard scientific … Continue reading →

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