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Vacuum and cryogenics

Vacuum and cryogenics

Doing science in the open

01 May 2009

Online networking tools are pervasive, but why have scientists been so slow to adopt many of them? Michael Nielsen explains how we can build a better culture of online collaboration

Open science
In your high-school science classes you almost certainly learned Hooke’s law, relating a sprin

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Michael Nielsen was Foundation Professor of Quantum Information Science at the University of Queensland, Australia, and a senior faculty member at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Waterloo, Canada. He is currently writing a book about the future of science.
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