Mythbusting Nanotechnology Knowledge Transfer through Novel Cyberinfrastructure
Description
Translational research requires the transfer of knowledge beyond traditional journal publications to a broader audience. Can advanced Cyberinfrastructure support and speed up such knowledge transfer? Can research software be reused for research by others? Can research software be used in classrooms? Who are the stakeholders and what are the incentive systems in such an infrastructure? Can we understand user and learner behavior and help support personalized learning?
Location
STEW214AB
Start Date
9-25-2015 10:15 AM
DOI
10.5703/1288284315992
Mythbusting Nanotechnology Knowledge Transfer through Novel Cyberinfrastructure
STEW214AB
Translational research requires the transfer of knowledge beyond traditional journal publications to a broader audience. Can advanced Cyberinfrastructure support and speed up such knowledge transfer? Can research software be reused for research by others? Can research software be used in classrooms? Who are the stakeholders and what are the incentive systems in such an infrastructure? Can we understand user and learner behavior and help support personalized learning?
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