[Air-L] Online social networks for scientists

[David Brake]

I know this comes a little late but in reference to a press release  
posted here earlier...

>  BioMedExperts (http://www.biomedexperts.com) -- the first
> online social network of its kind to improve collaboration among
> researchers and therefore advance medical science.

I think that Nature's network http://network.nature.com/ probably has  
a better claim to this title (cheeky since I am sure the people behind  
biomedexperts knew about it).

It tends to be hard science dominated (as you might expect) but might  
be worth a look for some of us either to use it or to study it.
---
David Brake, Doctoral Student in Media and Communications, London  
School of Economics & Political Science
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