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Resources Needed

Thu, 2006-02-23 16:20 — gtaylor

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Our Resources Needed page aggregates all posts for volunteer and resources needed for open research projects. These resources may include lab time, materials, CPU cycles computations - whatever is needed to move an open research project forward. If you are interested in a particular project, login and post a comment expressing your interest.

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To post a request for resources for your own open research project, you may login and create a blog page with a "Subject" of Resources needed and it will automatically be added to this page. If these resources are related to a specific project logged within TSL you can also create/associate the resource request page as a "child page" to your project page. This will allow people to find your resolource request needs from both your project page and the resources needed menu item.

General tips for posting a resources needed page:

  • People generally scan the web, use bullets
  • Provide explicit links to pages where you have more project details should you entice them with your bullets. You can create a project page or a blog page to describe your project.
  • Describe what's in it for the volunteers. What will they learn, how will they help the world, what great contacts will they make?
  • Consider putting your email information directly on the post. I know that they can always post comments to find out more. But I've seen a big hesitancy in doing that. People are far more open with email.

Sharing NMR data with jspecview

Sat, 2007-10-27 00:34 — MatTodd

The need to share raw NMR data effectively brought up a small technical challenge, and there have been posts about this here and here. Using our transfer hydrogenation result as a random example, we thought we'd try jspecview, and the .dx file is attached to this post. We've been having problems with this, in that the attached is an FID, not the spectrum, and jspecview doesn't like it. Surely an FID is more useful/interesting? Surely it shouldn't matter?

Managing Director at OpenWetWare, MIT

Mon, 2007-10-01 16:53 — rpshetty

Do you want to change the future of biological research? Are you looking for a unique opportunity to empower researchers to openly share information? OpenWetWare is a community of thousands of researchers from around the world who freely share their ideas, results, tools, and wisdom. Our project has largely been volunteer driven to date; we are now looking to hire a managing director.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for the day-to-day management of OpenWetWare as well as longer-term strategic planning. Candidates should be excited to "wear many hats" including:

* overseeing senior technology developer to specify and implement new tools and resources that improve the sharing of information via OWW.

genetic diversity of schistosoma haematobium

Sun, 2007-09-30 19:03 — luogbou
genetic diversity of schistosoma haematobium

I am a biochemist i have a good background on molecular biology. i would like to joint a research team to complete my PhD thesis.According to my accademic profile, i am able to work on many research areas like genetic diversity of schistosoma, efficacity of praziquantel, vaccine development against schistosoma spp. and so one.

Genetic diversity whithin schistosoma haematobium populations in Cameroon

Sat, 2007-09-29 20:47 — luogbou

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Community developer paid position available at OpenWetWare, MIT

Thu, 2007-08-02 14:12 — rpshetty

Do you want to change the future of biological research? Are you
looking for a unique opportunity to empower researchers to openly share
information? OpenWetWare is a community of thousands of researchers
from around the world who freely share their ideas, results, tools, and
wisdom. Our project has largely been volunteer driven to date; we are
now looking to hire a full time employee.

Reduction of Aliphatic Nitro Groups

Tue, 2007-06-26 09:52 — MatTodd

We have been working for a little while on the aza-Henry route to PZQ. We’re going to submit a paper to an open access journal on some of this work, but I thought we should post on something we’re looking at now, since we’ve come up against an unexpectedly difficult step and need some help.

We’ve been trying to reduce an aliphatic nitro group (picture is below). The compound is a model case for PZQ that we’ve been looking at. This reduction looks to be a very simple reaction, and we did not expect problems.

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