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Presentation
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Other
Description
This presentation will be structured around the research cycle, beginning with experimental hypothesis, moving to data collection, analysis/writing, publication and finishing with scientific networking and collaboration. As we walk through the cycle, we will introduce and discuss many of the concepts that shape modern research. From big data, small data, curation and ontologies to open laboratory notebooks and team science initiatives, participants will come away with a working knowledge of the key issues surrounding eScience.
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Start Date
2-8-2013 11:05 AM
End Date
2-8-2013 11:50 AM
Persistent Identifier
http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/20037
Subjects
Research -- Methodology, Research methods, Big data, Research grants, Group work in research
Science is a Moving Target: eScience, Team Science, The Data Deluge and More
This presentation will be structured around the research cycle, beginning with experimental hypothesis, moving to data collection, analysis/writing, publication and finishing with scientific networking and collaboration. As we walk through the cycle, we will introduce and discuss many of the concepts that shape modern research. From big data, small data, curation and ontologies to open laboratory notebooks and team science initiatives, participants will come away with a working knowledge of the key issues surrounding eScience.
