Posts Tagged ‘science exchange’

13 September 2012 by William

William Gunn, Head of Academic Outreach for Mendeley, and Elizabeth Iorns, cofounder and CEO of Science Exchange, are giving a series of career development seminars at east coast universities over the next few weeks. See below for the dates and locations and check your local event listings for more information.

Please stop by, I’d love to meet you!

Seminar Tour:

Tue 9/18 4PM Yale University Anylan Center Auditorium, 300 Cedar St. New Haven CT
Wed 9/19 12:30PM Columbia University 701 W. 168th St. Hammer Health Science Room LL203, New York NY
Fri 9/21 4:30PM New York University Smilow Seminar Room, Langone Medical Center, 550 First Avenue, New York NY
Mon 9/24 12PM Brown University Brown CareerLab, 167 Angell Street, Providence RI
Wed 9/26 4:30PM Princeton University Green Hall Room 0-S-6, County Road 526 & William St, Princeton NJ
Fri 9/28 9:30AM Harvard University 60 Oxford Street, Room 330, Cambridge MA
Mon 10/1 1PM UMass Med Lazare Auditorium, S1-607, Medical School, Worcester MA
Tue 10/2 12PM Boston University Room L-211/213 BU School of Medicine, Boston MA
Thu 10/4 3:30PM Dana Farber Cancer Institute Smith building, Rooms #308/309, Boston MA
Fri 10/5 3PM MIT MIT building 6-120, Cambridge MA
15 August 2012 by William

highlighting research  Heres one solution for the reproducibility crisis in scientific research.We talk a lot about open access here, but one thing we haven’t delved into as much as we could is the quality of the research. We have plenty of data on the attention the world’s academics are paying to research outputs (watch this space for more on this) but we haven’t done as much to address the quality aspect as we have done to address the quantity of freely available research via open access. Today, that’s all going to change. (more…)

23 July 2012 by William

mendeley use case  Another science startup thats changing how research is done. An interview with Elizabeth Iorns of Science Exchange.I recently had the chance to sit down with Elizabeth Iorns of Science Exchange to talk about her company and her vision for accelerating research and development and making research more efficient and reproducible. I really wish Science Exchange had been around when I was finishing my PhD. It would have saved me tons of time and saved the lab money, too.

Special note:
Elizabeth and I are offering a free seminar series on making the transition from academia to industry. If you’re interested in having us speak at your institution, please contact elizabeth.iorns @ scienceexchange.com. (more…)