The document discusses the concept of Science 2.0, which involves greater openness, sharing, and collaboration in scientific research. Key aspects of Science 2.0 include citizen science projects that engage volunteers without formal training, open data and tools that allow broader participation, and online communities for scientists around areas of shared interest. The emergence of new web technologies has enabled new forms of collaboration and data-driven approaches that go beyond traditional hypotheses to explore what large datasets can reveal.

1. Science 2.0 Robert D. Cormia Foothill College

2. Science 2.0 Meme Map

8. Science 2.0

9. HHMI – Science 2.0 http://www.hhmi.org/bulletin/nov2008/features/revolution.html

10. Open Data http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_data

14. Gapminder.org

15. IBM Many Eyes

18. PLoS one

21. http://www.science20.com/

24. 23andMe

25. DIY Genomics

26. CureTogether

27. ResearchGate

28. ResearchGate

29. Citizen Scientists

30. Citizen Science Projects

31. Zooniverse

32. Sci-Mate http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sci-Mate

33. JoVE -Journal of Visualized Experiments

34. Material Transfer Environment What is a Scientific Material Transfer Environment? The Sci-MaTE is an online marketplace where academic scientists can promote AND control the distribution of any item of interest to other researchers, developers and Industry. There are a lot of " Items " developed in research that have value to other researchers or even commercially. http://www.sci-mate.org/wiki/index.php/Item_Exchange

35. OpenWetWare.org

36. Open Innovation

37. InnoCentive

38. The Polymath Blog

39. http://polymathprojects.org /

40. The Long Tail Principle There is probably someone in the general population who can help you solve a problem

41. Long Tail Data

42. One Billion Minds