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Blogger and scientists explain how to communicate science to "Scienceonline 2012"

barcamp In Italy the theme of science are still virtually unknown, while in the U.S. have spread for years. One of the most important is the famous Science Foo Camp, founded by the publisher O'Reilly. Here next

And if Blogs and social networks have become real tools carriers, used for both co

communication between peers for science: the participants are aware of the most important international conference on scientific communication with the World Wide Web

And 'in fact just finished one of the most important international conferences on science communication, ScienceOnline2011 , and already he thinks the next edition: the important annual meeting where we discuss science and web.

For those wishing to review the last round of sessions in January here is the link to access the video material.

The next ScienceOnline2012 will host from 19 to 21 January 2012 took the Research Triangle area of \u200b\u200bNorth Carolina, scientists, students, educators, doctors, journalists, librarians, bloggers, programmers and others interested in how the World Wide Web is changing the way in which science is communicated, taught and produced.

As in previous editions, the meetings will be held according to the style known 'non-conference' of barcamp university - the program is built here in advance with the help of participants, and sessions are designed to encourage conversations and discussion rather than a traditional approach (lesson one-many).

The official site for the conference is scienceonline2012.com.

Here the channel wiki dedicated to the event to be held in January 2012.

The event will also be able to follow through Twitter - http://twitter.com/scio12

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