The Centre for Modern Thought

Some of you are actively interested in the History of Science and, more concretely, in the History of Experimental Science. I have good news for you. I recently found the Journal of Visualized Experiments, a website with loads of micro-documentaries on real experiments and laboratory methodology.

I would dare to say that its approach to scientific publishing is completely new, and JoVE is the first Journal of its kind in Pubmed. They expressed their ideas much better than me. I quote directly from their website: Read more ...

I have written a pdf explaining how to post a forum topic. I hope it will be useful.

Please, write a comment to this post if there are more problems.

Dear all:

Finn and I we will be working on the website this afternoon, so it is a good moment for questions, posting, comments and so forth. If you are interested in the semantic web, I wrote two reviews in my website about twine and freebase. I wrote them in spanish, I am afraid, but I think it would be interesting that you become familiar with these tools and with the importance of tagging your posts and contents properly.

I would probably write a couple of posts more on how to read on the Internet —use of rss, social bookmarking, etc.— and on the tools you can use to post and create content in the new website without logging.

Please, let me know if you need more information or a translation.

Dear all:

I found [this good news](http://digg.com/educational/The_Complete_Work_of_Charles_Darwin_Online_3) in [digg](http://digg.com/). You can find Darwin *Complete Works* [here](http://www.darwin-online.org.uk/). I hope it will be useful for those interested in history of science.