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Group: Science 2.0 / Open Science

To collect resources and publications on the topic of open science, the applications of "Web 2.0" (a.k.a. social media or social technologies) to science and research, and/or research that studies social media and technologies. Open science includes science and research collaboration as well as tools and resources to facilitate collaboration and data sharing. Social media / technologies include blogs, wikis, social networks, media sharing, and virtual worlds. These definitions may shift or become more inclusive as new resources and tools become available and as the field evolves. Semantic resources and research are welcome here as a development trend that is anticipated to be linked with social media.

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