ATProto Science

@atproto.science

Fostering an ecosystem for science on the Atmosphere
🌐 https://atproto.science/

@gui.doReposted by @atproto.science

Hey @atproto.science ppl 👋 which researcher profiles do you actually keep updated?

e.g. @orcid.org, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, university/lab page, LinkedIn, funder CV's (NWO, ERC, NIH biosketch), Academia.edu, conference apps...

Anything else...? Which ones do you never (or hate to) update?

@byarielm.fyiReposted by @atproto.science

yet another example of scientists vibing better ways to navigating conferences because the current system is trash.

we (atproto) have a real surface here if we can get a cohesive solution into the hands of conference attendees and organizer #atdev @atproto.science

@emily.spaceReposted by @atproto.science

I AM SO EXCITED FOR THIS!! 6+ months of work by SO many people is converging on a fantastic thing for researchers online. We want to democratize access to research infrastructure online, for good, and we've put together an amazing team to make it happen. ❤️

Aster ID@aster.id

The modern research ecosystem of online tools and communities is controlled by for-profit companies. But we think that researchers should be the priority - not the product. So, we're announcing Aster ID: not-for-profit Atmosphere account hosting for researchers.

blog.aster.placeAnnouncing Aster - a home for researchers on the open web
@brice.greenReposted by @atproto.science

I made a little social bibliography atproto app. You can post papers you read and see what your friends are reading. Paper info autofills from links, and it exports to bibtex. There's chronological and following only feeds, maybe more to come, and you can organize papers into lists for your own use.

papers.clubpapers.club
@atproto.science

ATScience is a volunteer community and movement! We do not have funding as this entity. Individual projects relevant to ATScience are (1) not necessarily run by ATScience volunteers, and (2) may or may not have funding.

@ronentk.meReposted by @atproto.science

I'm convinced that open social protocols like #atproto have a crucial role to play in the future of science.

Excited to share MOSAIC - our best effort at articulating the thesis, why it matters, and how to build and fund it
(in collab w/ @exgenesis.ingroup.social ) 🧵

mosaic-program.orgMOSAIC — Modular Open Science, AI & Collective IntelligenceMOSAIC is an R&D program to build a new medium for large-scale, AI-augmented networked research.
@ronentk.meReposted by @atproto.science

"A counterculture does something else entirely. It finds the ungoverned space, builds the parallel system, and reaches the audience first. The mainstream is then forced to respond to something it had neither authorised nor understood." Great theory of change for science (and a lot of other fields)

A counterculture does something else entirely. It finds the ungoverned space, builds the parallel system, and reaches the audience first. The mainstream is then forced to respond to something it had neither authorised nor understood. It’s less about heroism and it’s also not about victimhood. It is more of a niche-serving approach. You find the use case the dominant system cannot see, or cannot afford to serve, or has actively written off as worthless. You build for that. You make it work for the people who need it. And you let the alternative become obsolete not by confronting it, but by making it irrelevant. That is the crux of it.
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