Reinventing Discovery_ The New Era of Networked Science - Michael Nielsen [139]
sharing, 87, 183, 193, 204–5. See also Firefox; Linux; MathWorks competition; open source software
computer games: addictive quality of, 146, 147
for folding proteins (see Foldit)
connectome, human, 106, 121
conversation, offline small-group, 39–43
conversational critical mass, 30, 31, 33, 42
Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology, 150
Cox, Alan, 57
Creative Commons, 219, 220
creative problem solving, 24, 30, 34, 35, 36, 38. See also problem solving
Crick, Francis, 79–80, 104
Critical mass: for chain reaction, 29–31
conversational, 30, 31, 33, 42
dark matter, 127
data: citation of, 195
theft of, 104
databases, online: of all the world’s knowledge, 4–5
of American Chemical Society, 164
biological, 121
GenBank, 4, 6–7, 9, 108
of Open Dinosaur Project, 150–51
specified by grant agencies, 191
data-driven intelligence, 112–16
in biology, 116–19
complemented by citizen science, 151
for machine translation, 124–25. See also meaning found in knowledge
data-intensive science, Gray’s concept of, 222
data mining, 87, 95, 111, 112, 228
data sharing, 87
compelled by grant agencies, 190–93
current technologies for, 119–21
division of labor and, 107–8
extreme openness in, 183–84
in genetics, 4, 6–8, 9, 108, 190–91, 192, 222
incentives for, 195–96
motivations for, 108–9
resistance to, 7–8, 9, 108, 109–10, 176, 181–82, 183
in Sloan Digital Sky Survey, 102–5, 108–10, 181
trying out, 203. See also Bermuda Agreement; open science; secrecy
data web: biological, 121–22
building of, 119–22, 196
commitment required for, 192
data-driven intelligence and, 112, 116, 119
dream of, 111
significance for science, 122–28
unrealized potential of, 182–83. See also internet; networked science; online tools; open science
David, Paul, 219, 233
democracy, science in, 157, 158
density Hales-Jewett (DHJ) theorem, 209–13
Deshpande, Amit, 57
designed serendipity, 27–31, 33, 223
data sharing and, 103
dynamic division of labor and, 35
market forces and, 38
scale of collaboration and, 42
Dezenhall, Eric, 165
Diamond, Jared, 232
Digg, 163
dinosaurs, 150–51
discovery, scientific: credit for, 193–94
method of, developed in seventeenth century, 3
mining databases for, 87
new pattern of, 106
present great age of, 107
reinvention of, 10–11 (see also open science)
speeding up, 11, 197, 206, 207
untapped potential for, 23
verification of, in large-scale scientific collaboration, 202–3
division of labor: changed by data sharing, 107–8
dynamic, 34–36, 38, 57
DNA: base sequence of, 116–19
double helix structure of, 79–80, 104, 116
organism’s form and, 142–43
proteins coded by, 122, 143–45
Dorigo, Tommaso, 201–2
Dougans, Robert, 166
Drexler, Eric, 218
drug development, 186
dwarf galaxies, 96, 99–100, 112, 131, 140
Dyer, Jason, 1
dynamic division of labor, 34–36
information commons and, 57
by market, 38
Earth, scientific mapping of, 106–7
Easley, David, 217
Easter Island, 170
eBird, 150
economics, shared praxis in, 77. See also markets
Einstein, Albert: E = mc2, 59
initial obscurity of, 78–79
on meaningfulness of science, 146
rapidly accepted ideas of, 228
theory of gravity, 27, 35, 81, 123
Eisenstein, Elizabeth, 219
electronic medical records systems, 94
Elek, Jon, 54
Elsevier journals, 164
emergent properties: of complex knowledge systems, 123
of language, 126
Engelbart, Douglas, 217, 218
entrepreneurs and social benefits of science, 156–57
ergodic theory, 212
evidence, scientific, 202–3
evolution by natural selection, 123
expertise, in large groups, 31, 41–42. See also collective intelligence; microexpertise; restructuring expert attention
explanation, 123–24, 125–28
Facebook, 95
face-to-face collaboration, 40–41
false claims, 201–2
Faraday, Michael, 175
Farke, Andy, 150
Feynman, Richard, 80
Fields Medal, 1, 167
finite simple groups, classification of, 202–3
Firefox, 55–56
Foldit, 143, 146–48, 151
cognitive surplus and, 154, 155