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Translational Bioinformatics Documentación, biblioteconomía e información - La Coctelera Scholar The First MIBBI Workshop: Day 1 « peanutbutter MIBBI is a registry of scientific experiment reporting guidelines with the idea to foster a foundry of best practice to further develop and encourage modular development and re-use of reporting guidelines. The first workshop is being held at the EBI on the 2nd – 3rd April 2008 and is a relatively closed workshop to those developers and guidelines that are registered on the site. The schedule for day one is a whistle stop tour consisting of 5 min talks (adjusting for an academics interpretation of what 5 minutes means) for all the guidelines that exist, their scope and the people behind them. Due to this I am not going to comment on individual talks. I presented two talks during the day. One on CARMEN and the development of the MINI: Electrophysiology reporting guidelines, and one, standing in for Andy Jones on FuGE. I tried sharing these slides via google presentation, they looked quite nice. Like this: Like Loading...

El famoso factor h (y el g tambien...): como calcularlo... aproximadamente. Si, si, el famoso factor "H" (o "h", cada uno lo pone a la suya). Hoy toca hablar de un par de formas de calcular dicho factor. Como algunos de vosotros ya sabréis, la fiebre de la "numeritis" hace tiempo que afecta a aquellos que nos dedicamos a la generación de conocimiento (aka científicos s.l.). Hasta ahora el Dios de los factores era el de "impacto" de la revista en la que publicabas; desde hace unos años y gracias al Dr. Calcular los factores "a mano" no es difícil, pero es toda una lata, sobretodo si ya llevas un tiempo en el mundillo de las publicaciones y gastas parte de tu tiempo buscando entre los arcanos electrónicos para generar una tremenda lista de citas. Por suerte (como siempre) hay alguna alma bondadosa que ha perdido (?) Hoy os hablaré de dos de ellos:

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