CrowdoMeter – or trying to understand tweets about journal papers
Last Friday Gunther Eysenbach published a very interesting paper in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR): Can Tweets Predict...
Martin Fenner
Introducing Annotum to WordPress Bloggers
Version 1.0 of Annotum, the free WordPress theme for writing scholarly articles, was announced in late November. Back in...
ScienceCard named Finalist in Mendeley/PLoS API Binary Battle
I’m very proud to report that ScienceCard last week has been named finalist in the Mendeley/PLoS API Binary...
Why BibTeX, RIS and Endnote XML will soon be broken
BibTeX is one of the most popular file formats for bibliographies, and is therefore commonly used to transfer bibliographies from one reference manager to another, or to other applications that handle bibliographic references. RIS and Endnote...
Wikis, Q&As and Cookbooks
Last week I attended the Transforming Scholarly Communication workshop in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The main goal of the workshop was to...
Book Review: Reinventing Discovery by Michael Nielsen
Reinventing Discovery, the book by Michael Nielsen we all have been waiting for, has finally been published on Friday. Today...