Plus, They'll Also Be a Record of Who's Doing the Grunt Work

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Plus, They'll Also Be a Record of Who's Doing the Grunt Work

Apr 08, 2008

At the blog Science in the open, Cameron Neylon leads an online discussion about the possible pros and cons of running an undergraduate open science program.

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