Would you like to ask the science community a question? Do you want help building or sharing a specialized science circle? Would you like to establish new collaborations or let people know about upcoming events? Post your events, questions, hangouts, circles, and ads publicly on Google+ and then post the link on the Science Board.
Post your announcement here: http://goo.gl/z1uxU
Search the Science Board by clicking on the following links:
* All Posts Sorted by Time http://goo.gl/5Pdd5
* Ask a Question http://goo.gl/oXBRi
* Build/Share Circles http://goo.gl/5jbGQ
* Collaborations http://goo.gl/yt1kI
* Conferences http://goo.gl/f97t4
* Events (Single) http://goo.gl/gnKlc
* Events (Reoccurring) http://goo.gl/D8zq6
* Hangouts http://goo.gl/ia5BR
* Job Ads http://goo.gl/Iq74c
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Awesome idea!
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very cool, can these be added to my google docs?
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Yes. click on one of the links (e.g,. Build/share circles link). The next time you open Google Docs, you should see a link to the underlying spreadsheet.
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Nic Hammond – people who are interested in a ScienceEd circle have no easy way to get a hold of you (i.e., they will all have to send you direct notifications). Can you post your question publicly on G+ and I will add a link to your post on the board (that way people who are interested can quickly comment on the same post)?
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Chris Robinson, done. 🙂
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Science on Google+: A Public Database There used to be a limit to the number of rows in a google docs spreadsheet. Has that been fixed by Google so you’ll have plenty of room for all the posts?
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Good question Hamilton Carter. The Science on Google+: A Public Database currently has 900 rows, so we have some time to think about it.
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BugginRegis Philbin – this board is for science, not cooking. sorry!
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:))
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Great idea. Good luck for the project.
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Great idea! I hope that will work and get traction.
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Excellent! Thanks for all the work that is going into this.
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A great idea!
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Dear Science: Feel free to search for #dearscience as until today I’ve been just throwing such questions into the crowd with that label.
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Cool. Thanks, Grizwald Grim.
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Now that I’m off my phone and on my computer, I can share the pertinent question posts to this page directly.
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