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Facebook for researchers: www.researchgate.com
October 6, 2007
A group (including myself) of scientists from Harvard and some other universities from different countries started a project, in which they try to establish a web 2.0 application for scientists. This platform would facilitate the communication between researchers and would increase the efficacy of the research work.
They (we) will go online in about 6 weeks.
However, at this moment it would be very helpful that we get some response of potential users, if there is a demand for this kind of network platform.
It would be very helpful if you have some time to fill in the survey, which you can find here: www.researchgate.com/survey .
This survey takes just about 5 minutes of your time.
Thank you very much and if you are interested in a beta account, please contact us (contact@researchgate.com) and email us some of your personal information (name, researchfield, university).
What do you think about this idea?
Ijad Madisch
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