c2cbio

Deepak and Hari talk about an actual use of Google Knol, discuss surveys and somehow end up talking about YAML

Show Notes

Jekyll

PLoS works with Google and NCBI to launch PLoS Currents: Influenza

The Knol

NCBI Rapid Research Notes

Google blog post

An inside/outside view of US science (sub required … sorry)

How XML threatens Big Data

JSON

Apache Thrift

YAML

Links of the week

Hari: Zebra Crossing

Deepak: Flightcaster (Should have been two months not weeks)

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We celebrate our 25th episode by talking about our favorite podcasts (and I did get This Week in Science mixed up with Dr. Kiki’s Science Hour), Facebook acquiring Friendfeed, the Push Button Web

Show Notes

Facebook acquires Friendfeed

The Push Button Web

Pubsubhubbub

Google buys On2

Science and JoVE join hands

For example

Training new digital curators

Scientists as better programmers

How computing has changed biology

Links of the week

Hari: Pubsubhubbub

Deepak: Posterous

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In Episode 24, Hari and Deepak talk about advances in publishing, incremental science,

Show notes

Cell Beta prototypes

Martin Fenner on the Article of the Future

PLoS makes a move

Links of the week

Hari: ReportLab

Deepak: Pro Git

Editors note: Due to recording issues some discussion at the end had to be edited out. We apologize for the abruptness

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In Episode 23, Hari and Deepak fend of car alarms, go into deep ratholes, and talk a lot about programming and data visualization

Show notes

The canonical model of software development

Web-centric curriculum

MIT Open Courseware

Introduction to scripting in Ruby for biologists

Indexing and searching NCBI genes with Apache Lucene

Apache Jackrabbit

Solr

Mahout

Rise of the data scientist

50 great examples of data visualization

Flare

Processing

wellformed.eigenfactor.org

Beautiful Data: The Stories Behind Elegant Data Solutions

Links of the week

Hari: Summon (thread on Friendfeed)

Deepak: your.flowingdata.com

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In episode 22 Hari and Deepak talk about various events in the bay area and podcasts of interest, about putting science in our lives, funding the science we do, and scratch their heads over crazy articles on the drugs of the future.

Show notes

Scifoo is here again

Preceded by SciBarCamp – Palo Alto

Stack Overflow is a huge influence

As is net@night

Put a little science in your life

Bernoulli’s principle

Astroparticle physics

Deepak thinks Shirley Wu has the best blog out there for communicating science while Hari loved her open letter to Oprah

James Hendler on the NSF, funding and panels

Digital Chemistry leaves us scratching our heads and Derek Lowe as well

Welcome to the streamosphere

Links of the week

Hari: PyCon Schedule

Deepak: TechZing; Rotamerically Induced Perturbations

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We have missed recording c2cbio the last few weeks but we are happy to be finally interviewing Ricardo Vidal.  Apart from blogging on his My Biotech Life blog , Ricardo recently started as “community liason” at Mendeley. We talk about  Mendeley, the social aspects of sharing and tracking what we are reading and whats on the horizon for the platform . We then go onto chat about the usual c2cbio mix , synthetic biology , science blogging in a post-twitter  world, how blogging still opens doors and other things online-science.

Interview Recorded on Thursday,  June 26th 2009

Show Notes:

Ricardos blog :My Biotech life

Mendeley social software for managing and sharing research papers

Ricardos interviews with Victor Henning one of the co-founders of Mendeley

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In a long overdue episode 20, Hari and Deepak talk about a lot of old topics.  Old since the podcast was recorded a while ago, but some of the discussion is still pertinent.  Hari blames writing papers and Deepak blames all the interest in cloud computing.

Show notes

Wolfram|Alpha

Learning from StackOverflow

Royal Society acquires ChemSpider

Cheminformatics with Hadoop and EC2

Chemcaster

Janelia Farms – The whiskey portion of the show

Links of the week

Hari: Free programming books

Deepak: tricki.org

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In Episode 19, Deepak and Hari talk about Synthetic Biology, Grand Challenge Winners and Protein Engineering.

Show notes

A synthetic biology company bites the dust

iGEM closes doors to amateurs

Howtoons

BioBricks Foundation

Drew Endy and Jim Thomas and the synthetic biology debate 

Protein Power

Reflect

Ubiquity

Active Research

This Week in Virology

Pierre does Hadoop; on a laptop

Jaunty Jackalope

Google Code supports Hg

Ensembl Genomes

Links of the week

Hari: 25 great free resources for making charts

Deepak: Develop.Github

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Trying to do the TWiT thing and find a funny headline.  Let’s see if this sustains.  In this, the longest episode of c2cbio yet, Hari and Deepak talk about crowdsourcing, JoVE, managing patient records and a bunch of other little things

Show notes

There are crowds, and then there are crowds

John Wilbanks’ E-Tech talk

CCP4 bulletin board

Computational Chemistry List

The structure of scientific revolutions (It was on a Science podcast, not Scientific American)

Can someone confirm that JoVE has gone closed access?

JoVE

John Wilbanks on JoVE and open access

Managing your own patient record

Python moves to Hg

ZFS

The end of SGI

Links of the week

Hari: PyCon Videos

Deepak: Passenger PrefPane

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In Episode 17, we have a very spirited discussion on the role of libraries in research, about Summer of Code and data-driven analytics

Show notes

Nescent has the list of the bioinformatics project proposals for the Google Summer of Code 2009

Donnie Berkholz

Libraries of the Future debate on FriendFeed

Libraries of the Future debate

Peter Murray-Rust on Libraries of the Future

Christina Pikas responds

The unreasonable effectiveness of data: Alon Halevy, Peter Norvig, and Fernando Pereira at google discuss natural language processing vs more complex models that harness huge pools of data.

Are your coding skills current ? Whats hot in the coding language world ? TIOBE has the list.

Exciting news in the Python world after Pycon 2009, Unladen swallow: A team of five engineers announces a project to increase the speed of Cpython five fold using  LLVM

On the Ruby front, we have ActiveResearch, a gathering of science geeks at RailsConf and Paulo Nuin has a Ruby in Bioinformatics Blog

Links of the week

Deepak likes the concept behing the news stories site: http://thesciencebehindit.net/

Hari was checking out Jessenollers blog for some pythonic wisdom

Incidentally, we now have a Friendfeed room where we can carry on with this and other conversations

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