Sentences with phrase «open notebook»

Unlike most programs on your computer, you can't open the notebook by double clicking on the file.

Before we travel somewhere I just open my notebook and check my notes if there is any place we must visit on the journey.

It is a little sluggish opening notebooks, but other than that, it performs well.

A different model has taken hold among some advocates of «open notebook science,» a term that refers to the practice of making one's entire research record public online.

Open Science: An umbrella term sometimes used to unite the concepts of Open Notebook Science, Open Data, Open Access, and sometimes Open Source.

Bar - Natan is one of a small number of so - called «open notebook scientists» who are pushing the boundaries of technology and data sharing by posting their work online, almost in real time.

Cold sweat on my skin, adrenaline in my blood, I illuminate my cement room with the 40 - watt bulb hanging overhead and, huddled under blankets, flip open my notebook and spill ink across the feint - ruled page.

Bradley suggests that early - career researchers start by making a side project open so that they can get the benefits of doing Open Notebook Science while still pursuing the traditional measures of success — like placing papers in the most prestigious journals.

Koch says he isn't too worried about getting scooped, even though — unlike most of his fellow Open Notebook Science practitioners — he is not yet tenured.

True Open Notebook practitioners don't limit their open content to well - formatted data.

Steve Koch, an experimental biophysicist at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, is one of the most avid Open Notebook Science practitioners.

Nonetheless, Bradley has been surprised by the variety of scientists who have adopted Open Notebook techniques.

He could not have practiced Open Notebook Science then, he says, because it would have interfered with his ability to get patents.

Certain groups of scientists are in there using open notebook science and open wetware and various things like that to do their jobs.

OK, not on the Cameron Neylon, open notebook level, with the whole world able to see the results of experiments in real time.

Opening the notebook reveals the keyboard and touchpad marooned in a sea of black soft - touch material that offers a luxurious feel.

To edit this, open the Notebook section in Cortana and click on the button that sits beside your name.

One thing I hate about working on a pen - and - ink notebook is that when I flip open a notebook, the specific information I am looking for does not immediately jump out at me.

The billionaire credits much of his success to the simple habit of jotting down ideas: «Some of Virgin's most successful companies have been born from random moments — if we hadn't opened our notebooks, they would never have happened,» he writes on LinkedIn.

Once people get started on Open Notebook Science, Koch says, it's hard to go back.

«They can get a fax wherever they can open a notebook,» Pugh says.

FRR and JGR have an open notebook philosophy and despite the raised stakes that won't change this weekend.

We all sat down at a table for the meeting, my co worker held my baby, I opened my notebook, and said that I needed to pump while we went over things.

She is a founding editor of The Open Notebook, an online resource for science journalists.

At The Open Notebook, she recounts how she did it and offers a thoughtful overview of the issues and challenges that scientists face when considering this switch.

While some scientists remain concerned that sharing work via online «open notebooks» or preprint servers and publishing in journals with new peer - review models is risky (and perhaps introduces even more vulnerability into an already challenging career path), the researchers who are already participating insist that the benefits can outweigh the disadvantages — as long as you're careful.

Open Notebook Science advocates claim that being open may protect a scientist's ideas rather than exposing them to theft.

Open Notebook Science: At its most pure, the practice of putting the entire record of a research project — lab notebooks, raw data, drafts of proposals and papers — online in real time.

Carl Boettiger, a graduate student in the population biology program at UC Davis and an organizer of the UC Davis Open Science group, started an open notebook this year.

One way Bradley is adding nodes is through the Open Notebook Science Challenge, which he started in 2008.

Open Notebook scientists say all they need to do is point to their open notebooks to show that they had an idea or found a result first.

They're part of a movement called Open Science, or, more specifically, Open Notebook Science, whose motto is «no insider information.»

Before switching his lab to an Open Notebook setup in 2005, he worked in nanotechnology; he now works on malaria.

Ideally, they want their Open Notebooks to include every last scribble their lab generates.

Koch admires the integrated system set up by chemist Jean - Claude Bradley of Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who coined the term «Open Notebook Science» and runs one of the most open labs in the world.

This annotation was done by Roxanne Khamsi and is co-published at The Open Notebook.

The Storygram series, in which professional writers annotate award - winning stories to illuminate what makes a great science story great, is a joint project of The Open Notebook and the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing.

Brave scientists open their notebooks to help drive HD research at the risk of getting «scooped».

Roxanne Khamsi's Q&A with writer Charles Piller is at The Open Notebook.

This is an Open Notebook Science experiment.