Interview with Joanne Manaster – a multipassionate scientist
Joanne Manaster is a cell and molecular biology lecturer at the University of Illinois. She
Interviews
A Brief Talk with Andrea Morello, a Leading Australian Quantum Physicist
Let us introduce you a leading Australian quantum physicist and probably one of the most
Interview: Simon Phipps, a computer scientist and open source advocate
One could call Simon Phipps a real eclectic geek, having in mind his background and
Interview: Henry Story, a Social Web architect and Polymath
Henry Story studied Analytic Philosophy at Kings College London, Computing at Imperial College, worked for
Interview: Lana Ostojic, an applied scientist in the field of forensic biology
Lana Ostojic is a young applied science professional with the real-world experience in criminal forensics.
All You Need is a Minute to Learn Physics
Really. Well okay, maybe a little more than a minute. Three minutes tops. Well okay,
“Do what it takes to solve the problem, and no more”: a small talk with ‘Bunnie’ Huang
As a Free & Open Source Software (FOSS) geek, I was really looking very much
Linux – The Open Source Ecosystem
Australian Science travelled to Canberra for the linux.conf.au (Linux Conference Australia) last week and had the opportunity for
Radia Perlman at LCA 2013
A little before 9am on Tuesday 29th January, I filed into ANU’s Llewellyn Hall along
Interview: Keri Bean—Mars meteorologist, Curiosity Rover team member
Keri Bean is a meteorologist specialising in the atmospherics of other planets. She is on
Urban informatics and new opportunities for interdisciplinary exchange – Interview with Marcus Foth
As an internet researcher and social media consultant, I ask some of the guests of
Open Linked Data, DBpedia, Serendipity, and the Future of Web – Interview with Kingsley Idehen
Being a Semantic Web, Open Linked Data, Open Source enthusiast, and at some point the
Open Access for Open Knowledge: An Interview with Keita Bando
Keita Bando is a Digital Repository Librarian and Coordinator for Scholarly Communication database called MyOpenArchive
Connected and Free: World Wide Web professionals at #WWW2012
This is the Part II from the highlights of the World Wide Web 2012 (#WWW2012)