evo-karma.blogspot.com
Evo-Karma: Share your trees and reduce your carbon footprint
http://evo-karma.blogspot.com/2012/04/share-your-trees-and-reduce-your-carbon.html
All about the good, the bad and the ugly things in life but mainly stuff about evolution, diversity of life, life forms and morphogenesis, phylogenies, trees and insects. Lots of biological news and comments. Cool discoveries of new species etc. Friday, April 13, 2012. Share your trees and reduce your carbon footprint. I recently attended the SPDG. At the SPDG, we also had a video conference from Erick Matsen. And fortunately this time it was on topic. Erick is the organiser of phyloseminar. The pace at ...
bdj.pensoft.net
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Institutional and Other Membership Plans. Writing a Press Release. Benefits for Editors and Reviewers. The journal will publish papers in biodiversity science containing taxonomic, floristic/faunistic, morphological, genomic, phylogenetic, ecological or environmental data on any taxon of any geological age from any part of the world with no lower or upper. Limit to manuscript size. For example:. Local or regional checklists and inventories;. For more information, you may...
opentree.wikispaces.com
Open Tree of Life - Collaborators
http://opentree.wikispaces.com/Collaborators
Skip to main content. Get your Wikispaces Classroom now:. The easiest way to manage your class. Open Tree of Life. We are collaborating (formally and informally) with several other projects:. Using handshaking protocols to move data between Open Tree of Life and Dryad. Dryad will serve as the permanent archive for phylogenetic data associated with published articles (funded via the original Open Tree of Life grant). Working with the Phyloinformatics Research Foundation. And Tree of LIfe Web Project.
ceiba.biosci.arizona.edu
Sanderson Lab People
http://ceiba.biosci.arizona.edu/people.html
Phylogenetics, Plant Systematics, and Computational Biology. Tree of Life - Phylota. Mike Sanderson, PI. Some former lab members. Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. 1041 E. Lowell, Tucson, AZ 85721-0088. Phone: 520-626-6848 - FAX: 520-621-9190.
taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk
Page Lab - Links
http://taxonomy.zoology.gla.ac.uk/links.html
Taxonomy, Systematics, and Bioinformatics. At the University of Glasgow. Mary Walsh's fascinating site deals with scientific communication, as well as providing insight into the design of TreeBASE. Gutell lab Comparative RNA Web Site. SSU rRNA Secondary Structure Prediction and Alignment. Oxford University Evolutionary Biology Group. Paul Harvey, Andy Rambaut, Mike Charleston, etc.). Taxonomy, Systematics and Evolution at Imperial College. Andy Purvis, Don Quicke, Alfried Vogler, etc.).
carlystrasser.net
February | 2014 | Carly Strasser
http://carlystrasser.net/2014/02
Open Science Data Sharing Advocate. Month / February 2014. Institutional Repositories: Part 2. A few weeks back I wrote a post describing institutional repositories. IRs for short). IRs have been around for a while, with the impetus of making scholarly publications open access. However more recently, IRs have been cited as potential repositories for datasets, code, and other scholarly outputs. Here I continue the discussion of IRs and compare their utility to DRs. Honest criticism of IRs. Researchers are...
biodiversitydatajournal.com
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). Institutional and Other Membership Plans. Writing a Press Release. Benefits for Editors and Reviewers. The journal will publish papers in biodiversity science containing taxonomic, floristic/faunistic, morphological, genomic, phylogenetic, ecological or environmental data on any taxon of any geological age from any part of the world with no lower or upper. Limit to manuscript size. For example:. Local or regional checklists and inventories;. For more information, you may...
lappland.io
Lab - Lappland. Inside Out.
http://lappland.io/blog/category/lab
Lappland. Inside Out. Scientific peer-review as web-annotations: an experiment. Recently I was invited by the journal F1000 Research. To review an article about Software Carpentry. A wildly popular programming best-practices teaching workshop. As I sat down to write the review, loathing the highly antiquated and onerous process that peer-review remains to this day, I realized that the publishing model . Mar 24, 2014. Data flirting, or an attempt to save a beautiful tree? Received the following request.
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