[open-science] A new member in the list

[Jenny Molloy]

Hi Vincent

Welcome to the open science list!

Those look like really great projects, if you want help with development
you might be interested in our citizen science hackdays, the first one was
in London last weekend where we were building smartphone apps using
http://www.epicollect.net/ and linking them to the crowdsourcing platform
http://crowdcrafting.org/.
See Ross' blog post here:
http://science.okfn.org/2013/03/17/crowdsourcing-success-science-hack-day-london/

There will be more to come so watch this space! If you want technical help
in the meantime, you could try our open-science-dev list
http://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/open-science-dev

I don't know of anything similar to HackyourPhD in London, but maybe
someone else on the list can chip in. I run a monthly(ish) discussion group
on open science in Oxford and you'd be more than welcome to come along to
that, the programme will be released shortly. I have a couple of spare
slots, maybe we could team up and run a similar style of meeting?

In fact I'd be really interested to hear more from anyone on the list
associated with HackyourPhD, we love to advertise open science initiatives
so if anyone would be willing to write a short blog post on the group for
the science.okfn.org/blog, that would be great!

Jenny

Coordinator, Open Science Working Group

On Thu, Mar 21, 2013 at 11:22 PM, Vincent ADAM <vincent.adam87 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> As I join this mailing list, I thought I have to introduce myself.
> My name is Vincent Adam, I'm a french student now based in London where I
> started a phd in computational neuroscience at the Gatsby unit in UCL.
> I am very interested in all the changes that appeared in the practice of
> science in the last years (new ways to share software, to share data, to
> get funding, to publish, to communicate, to involve citizens in research
> etc...). I'm following all these changes and would like to find a way to
> contribute.
>
> In the last year, I ve been working with friends and collaborators to
> develop some open tools to do behavioral experiments in cognitive science
> on smartphones, and on a project to actually use them for research.
> two links of projects both being built if you are interested. But I really
> lack time these days, and I'm looking for help and funds
> https://code.google.com/p/behavioral-experiments-android/
> http://vincentadam87.synology.me/daydreaming/wordpress/
>
> Otherwise, I've been following the work of a group in Paris called
> HackyourPhd (https://hackyourphd.wordpress.com/about-2/)
> whose aim can be summarized as acting to change the phd experience through
> the opening of science.
> I'd be happy to discuss those ideas here in london.
> There seems to be a community of same interests in london I would be happy
> to join.
>
> Hope to meet you soon
>
> Vincent
>
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