Hi Martin,
> sorry - didn't mean to post to the whole list!
Well, maybe there are others interested too, but if not I'll stop
replying on list as well.
> Interesting. I've often thought its such a shame there is no
> centralised data catalog in my field of biomedical research.
> There is a gre
sorry - didn't mean to post to the whole list!
On 24 Dec 2010, at 19:50, Martin Goodson wrote:
Interesting. I've often thought its such a shame there is no centralised data
catalog in my field of biomedical research. There is a great culture of
openness in the community of scientists but all th
Interesting. I've often thought its such a shame there is no centralised data
catalog in my field of biomedical research. There is a great culture of
openness in the community of scientists but all the data sets are in disparate
corners of the web. If I want some data on some particular aspect o
Hi all,
For those of you who haven't heard about the Open Knowledge Foundation
we are a not-for-profit promoting open knowledge: that's any kind of
information - sonnets to statistics, genes to geodata - that can be
freely used, reused, and redistributed [1] and we rely heavily on Python
for a lot
