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21 septembre 2004
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24 September 2004, 15:30. Seminar Room, Appleton Tower, level 2, Crichton Street, Edinburgh. ***Please note that the location may move to level 1. Signs will be posted*** Title: Online Data and Scientific Progress: Content in Cyberinfrastructure. The "scientific method" is changing from "hypothesize, design and run experiment, analyze results" to "hypothesize, look up answer in data base". Molecular biology has been leading, but astronomy is right behind it and the earth sciences are growing...