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WordPress for Scientific Publishing
The democratization of publishing is well underway thanks to the internet and tools like WordPress and the MediaWiki software that powers Wikipedia. Sadly, scientific publishing is still living in a feudal age where personal advancement requires publication in “peer reviewed” journals … read more …
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WordPress for Collaborative Editing
Working with others to create a document can be a trying affair. Authors on different computers have to deal with minor differences between Microsoft Word for PC vs. Mac or between different versions of MS Word. What do you do … read more …
Posted in Scientific Publishing, Toolbox
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WordPress as a ‘wrapper’ for User Interfaces
Building good web based user interfaces is hard work. It involves good programming, good design skills and an understanding of the target audience. Building good interfaces for scientific data analysis is even harder. Difficult concepts must be presented to users … read more …
Posted in Data Visualization, Scientific Publishing, Toolbox, User Interface Design
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