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Innovating @MedSchlr
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nostr:npub1zvu0wuq4rf5839sangchz8h7rq6ejp22zhvn8sncwc3eaq987qds66w2ya and nostr:npub1m3xdppkd0njmrqe2ma8a6ys39zvgp5k8u22mev8xsnqp4nh80srqhqa5sf here's some new info on prion disease research (on ION71...
@MAKE SONGS LONGER thank you for noting this. In the future the aim is to have a running instance of @Medschlr where users can actively post external links to timely information like this, health evidence etc. using #Alexandria’s library features.
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Completing Dream Grad Academy’s first @My First Bitcoin diploma cohort this month would not have been possible without the dedicated commitment of @Vera. The eight‑week curriculum was a true learning journey, not only for our students but for us as well.
If you’re unsure where to start with a grassroots Bitcoin educational effort for beginners, I highly recommend reading the article below!
I look forward to building on the lessons learned and connecting with others bringing bitcoin education to their communities.
https://primal.net/e/naddr1qqhhg6r994nxx6edd96z6ur0d9h8gttgdamj66fdwd6xzun5v4jz6ar9v93ks6twvukky6t5vdhkjmszyq4dlmv86nu4zerr57rvek43rjp5e3dc3sq2qnhc30tksgw5aj3uyqcyqqq823ctg7nh4
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Sharing again in case you missed it! 📢
A student-led research project (ethics approved) is recruiting health sciences, medicine & public health researchers.
🔬 Study: Trust & Centralization in Health Sciences — Professional Perspectives on the Publishing Landscape
You qualify if you:
✅ Are active in health sciences, medicine, or public health research
✅ Have authored or co-authored 2+ peer-reviewed publications
✅ Are proficient in English
#docchain
@MedSchlr
A student-led research project (ethics approved) is recruiting health sciences, medicine & public health researchers.
🔬 Study: Trust & Centralization in Health Sciences — Professional Perspectives on the Publishing Landscape
You qualify if you:
✅ Are active in health sciences, medicine, or public health research
✅ Have authored or co-authored 2+ peer-reviewed publications
✅ Are proficient in English
#docchain
@MedSchlr
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When learning a new skill, is it best to aim for precision or getting a feel from the practice with imperfection? I’m thinking this is going to become a blanket, but we’ll see. Either way I think it will be warm.
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The saying ‘Money doesn’t grow on trees’ popped into my head.
I got curious of the origin and although I could not find the definitive source, the broad explanation reads ‘it comes from the...
It’s almost as if there is an energetic element to money that even nature recognizes.
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Such a great feeling when your avacados are not rotten inside!
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My key takeaways similar to yours:
User-Centered Design in Academic Systems
"Academics from within the discipline should be included in the design process, so that the system fits their patterns of ...
So one initial question we may explore in our team research could be: So makes me think for the Research abstract submission we discussed at the team meeting, one possible literature scoping review question that could be examined is:
What evidence exists regarding stakeholder participation (academics, clinicians, patients, and public) in the design, governance, and feature development of health and medical scientific repositories?
What evidence exists regarding stakeholder participation (academics, clinicians, patients, and public) in the design, governance, and feature development of health and medical scientific repositories?
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Thanks for bringing this paper to my attention! So many key points.
Boyle's paper is such a great read for thinking about how to approach a Nostr-native knowledge commons in health and medical scienc...
My key takeaways similar to yours:
User-Centered Design in Academic Systems
"Academics from within the discipline should be included in the design process, so that the system fits their patterns of work, and conceptual categories, rather than being imposed based on some alien categorical scheme."
— James Boyle, "Mertonianism Unbound? Imagining Free, Decentralized Access to Most Cultural and Scientific Material"
This principle extends beyond academics. For MedSchlr to truly serve as a knowledge commons, we must involve a range of users—including the public and the Nostr community—in co-creating features that meet their needs for accessing, understanding, and engaging with health research.
Open Architecture as Innovation Engine
"Wherever possible, design the system to run with open content, on open protocols, to be potentially available to the largest possible number of users, and to accept the widest possible range of experimental modifications from users who can themselves determine the development of the technology. Then sit back and wait to see what emerges."
— James Boyle (citing Eric Von Hippel's work on user-based innovation)
This collaborative approach—combining open access with decentralized protocols—challenges us to question the centralized architecture of existing structures and guides our development philosophy for MedSchlr.
User-Centered Design in Academic Systems
"Academics from within the discipline should be included in the design process, so that the system fits their patterns of work, and conceptual categories, rather than being imposed based on some alien categorical scheme."
— James Boyle, "Mertonianism Unbound? Imagining Free, Decentralized Access to Most Cultural and Scientific Material"
This principle extends beyond academics. For MedSchlr to truly serve as a knowledge commons, we must involve a range of users—including the public and the Nostr community—in co-creating features that meet their needs for accessing, understanding, and engaging with health research.
Open Architecture as Innovation Engine
"Wherever possible, design the system to run with open content, on open protocols, to be potentially available to the largest possible number of users, and to accept the widest possible range of experimental modifications from users who can themselves determine the development of the technology. Then sit back and wait to see what emerges."
— James Boyle (citing Eric Von Hippel's work on user-based innovation)
This collaborative approach—combining open access with decentralized protocols—challenges us to question the centralized architecture of existing structures and guides our development philosophy for MedSchlr.
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https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/faculty_scholarship/1664/
Thanks for bringing this paper to my attention! So many key points.
Boyle's paper is such a great read for thinking about how to approach a Nostr-native knowledge commons in health and medical sciences.
Boyle's paper is such a great read for thinking about how to approach a Nostr-native knowledge commons in health and medical sciences.
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