Posts Tagged ‘web-2.0’
MetaCarnival #1: a conversation across the blogosphere
Welcome to the first edition of MetaCarnival: a Carnival of Carnivals (announced here), the new, monthly, and interdisciplinary gathering of blogs and blog carnivals. Let’s picture all participants in the shadow of an expansive sycamore tree, conducting a lively Q&A lunch discussion. General Advice Q: What would you recommend to live as long as possible,…
Read MoreMetaCarnival: A Carnival of Blog Carnivals
If you are a blogger or read blogs often, you know that there are a good number of excellent blog carnivals focused on specific themes. If you are interested in medicine, you know what carnival to visit. Education, the same. Biology, neuroscience, nursing, birds, aging, philosophy…a variety of topics are very well covered in the…
Read MoreMedicine 2.0: the impact of web 2.0 on healthcare?
Welcome to the 30th edition of Medicine 2.0, the blog carnival devoted to articles that analyze the current and potential impact of web 2.0 technologies on medicine and healthcare. “Medicine 2.0” 101 The first question is, of course, “What exactly is Medicine 2.0?”. The second, “Who cares?”. The third, “Why?” Anthropologists are here to help. Who…
Read MoreScience and Medicine blog carnivals
A couple of excellent collections of blog posts: ‑The Tangled Bank: all things science, with a very clear presentation. ‑Medicine 2.0: intersection of Health and Web 2.0, hosted by Bertalan Mesko, its creator.
Read MoreTrading psychology and Trader Performance
Professor, trader and author Brett Steenbarger, one of the main experts on Trading psychology and Trader Performance (see our interview with him here), just announced he will speak at a Free Interactive Webinar on Trader Performance “During the Webinar, I will summarize and elaborate basic ideas from my book and also introduce new ideas developed…
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