This always happens. I go to a meeting of some kind, get loaded up with new ideas and experiences, get excited about writing about them, and then reality comes crashing back down and I never end up finding the time to do the writing properly, if at all. Before the memories of scifoo slip further away, I just want to note some ideas I had for posts about the experience. If any of them strike your interest, let me know and I will do my best to do a complete post on the topic.
- People I met at scifoo
- Things I collected at scifoo
- Google's role in the future of bioinformatics
- Micro-credits. How to assign credit and blame in the smaller, newer bits that compose pieces of open science projects or other useful collaborative endeavors
- My brief talk with Geoffrey Carr, the science editor for The Economist
- Google could care less about meta-data, my talk with Peter Norvig and Christine Borgman.
- What I would do differently if I ever go to another foo camp
- Why I should have been twittering
- cell phones versus one laptop per child
- Impressions of the Google campus
I'll leave it at that, let me know if anything strikes your fancy!
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