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Monthly Archives: March 2012
It Is All Up-Hill For This Data Vis
Although snow conditions are usually the first thing skiers ask about, by the time you get to the base of a mountain (and even before you put your gear on) it is important to know which chair lifts are running … Continue reading
Research Transparency and Accountability – New Collaborations?
The discussion of a new tri-council policy framework on February 16th , previewed recommendations that have evolved over two years of deliberation and planning to address issues of research transparency and accountability. During a research integrity workshop session of the … Continue reading
