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• 03 Mar 08
  

  vjsydab

  2collab enables you to create your own groups or join others to share information, discover new research material, collaborate and network. Groups can be private with invited people only, or public groups: open to wider use by the scientific community.

  collaboration community research sharing social_networking web2.0 elsevier socialnetworking socialsoftware bookmarks socialbookmarking

• 26 Nov 07
  

  sborowski

  web 2.0 Technology

  • A social bookmarking site where you can store information about things you find on the web and share it with others
• 21 Nov 07
  

  Jeff Gima

  social citation managers imported-from-Delicious

• 14 Nov 07
  

  Jane Secker

  web2.0 SocialBookmarking tools

• 08 Nov 07
  

  Nancy Stimson

  web2.0 medicine2.0 collaboration collaborative

• 07 Nov 07
  

  Michel Roland

  
  2collab enables you to create your own groups or join others to share, collaborate and network. Groups can be private with invited people only, or public groups: open to wider use by the scientific community.
  
  
  

  research scholars social bookmarking sharing #delicious

• 06 Nov 07
  

  Ratcatcher

  "2collab enables you to create your own groups or join others to share, collaborate and network"

  2collab social bookmarks tools elsevier science

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  Elijah Wright

  bookmarks collaboration community folksonomy del.icio.us publishing science social socialnetworking elsevier socialsoftware web2.0

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  Bonnie Swoger

  Science 2.0 from Elsevier. It seems to be a bookmarking/social network type of thing. how similar to connotea (from Nature).

  science science2.0 web2.0 socialnetworking

• 05 Nov 07
  

  Shamsha Damani

  socialbookmarking web2.0

• 22 Aug 07
  

  pweiland

  Social Bookmarking Platform von Elsevier

  collaboration community socialsoftware web2.0 elsevier

• 21 Aug 07
  

  Geoffrey Bilder

  Elsevier’s new social bookmarking and networking tool.

  socialsoftware folksonomy publishing strategy memetic_anti_pattern

• 14 Aug 07
  

  David Clay

  social_bookmarks web2.0 collaboration elsevier community social_networks

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