Alexei Stoliartchouk

@lteytelman @ShyamSaladi Our implementation is based on a mix of Differential Synchronization (research.google/pubs/pub35605/) and Operational Transformation (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation…)

@ShyamSaladi Sorry; we're open access but not open source for a number of reasons. Regarding the tech, @stoliartchouk please do weigh in!

Months of work, but seconds to tweet. twitter.com/protocolsIO/st… This really is a BIG deal!

On the new episode of the #MTMIpodcast, we're talking about automation of biological experiments and how it is impacting research with @leemikia. Check it out here: protocols.io/podcasts/episo… #sciencetwitter #automation #research

Cybertruck pulls F-150 uphill

Third shoutout to @Addgene at #CMUopenscience. “Addgene is revolutionary” says @mpbruchez, describing the many, many benefits for his lab from submitting their plasmids to the repository.

Send us your protocol and we’ll import and format it for you! (Through July 31, 2019.) protocols.io/we-enter-proto…

@lteytelman @joshmnicholson @CalDigLib @UofCalifornia @protocolsIO @stoliartchouk @AnitaBroellochs @alexshirazi

Berkeley

At New @NewHarvestOrg we know that minor tweaks in science can have a major impact. @protocolsIO is helping scientists make those tweaks faster through open, publically available protocols that can be linked to a paper's methods section. Highly recommended!

@lteytelman @Grassr_Journals @AnitaBroellochs Hello! Thanks for your question. Right now this is not possible, but we will add very soon!

@Grassr_Journals @AnitaBroellochs Hi @stoliartchouk; can you answer this?

@AnitaBroellochs Outreach and Protocols IO. Wunderbar. May I ask, is it possible to use your API to see if your database contains a protocol that belongs to a certain article (using using the article DOI)?

More photos from Falcon 9’s 40th successful launch from Pad 40 in Florida and 39th first stage rocket booster landing to date → flickr.com/spacex

Dictators only stop when they are stopped, and the price keeps going up. The free world's eagerness to ignore and forget this truth continues to cause untold suffering.

Torre de Belem

Cabo da roca

Is it unreasonable to like someone just because they share their detailed protocols on the web?

Thank you academic librarians! (This post highlights a small subset of amazing initiatives. Researchers and librarians, please do share other great examples from yours or others' universities.) protocols.io/groups/protoco…

Yulia Kurnosova is the lead iOS engineer at @protocolsIO (and has been since we launched in 2014). Find out from her webinar why we built the iOS & Android apps and how to use them for your research. protocols.io/webinars/runni…

We are thrilled to announce a new partnership between @PLOS, @Addgene, & @protocolsIO for long-term knowledge preservation. protocols.io/groups/protoco…

On our 2nd Episode of the Minor Tweak, Major Impact Podcast, we have Dr. Glenn Begley, CEO of @BioCurate as a guest. Listen to it here: protocols.io/podcasts/episo…

"One day I checked on my cultures at 24hrs & they were all extremely dead... I tried it again & again for about 2 months doing the experiment every week. I started tweaking about everything I could think of & yet the cultures still died." (full podcast: protocols.io/podcasts/episo…)

@seanmcarroll There is nothing wrong in that setting, no privacy violation of any kind...

Suddenly my choice never to give Facebook my phone number seems prudent rather than just paranoid.