What the Web Means for Science

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The web is turning the publishing world upside down, and scientific publishing is no exception.  But this is just part of an even bigger trend in which networked computing is revolutionizing the very process of scientific discovery.  This talk will discuss examples, trends and implications as we move towards a day when all science will be e-science.



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