SciFoo lives on in Second Life: Web 2.0 and Medicine August 27, 2007
Posted by Dr. Bertalan Meskó in Blogging, Education, Health, Health 2.0, Invention, Medical education, Medicine, Medicine 2.0, Policy and Law, science, Scifoo Lives On, Second Life, Web 2.0, Wiki.trackback
An other fascinating experience today in Second Life! I enjoyed so much to be a co-organizer with Jean-Claude Bradley of today’s session on the Second Nature island. With about 30-35 participants and 5 posters, I really believe we had some interesting and mind-blowing discussions. According to the feedback, people liked my presentation (Web 2.0 and Medicine).
- First, I talked about web 2.0′s impact on medicine: medical blogs (code of ethics, rankings); medical wikis (Ask Dr Wiki, Radiopaedia); medical podcasts, videocasts, search engines, and our Second Life project, the Ann Myers Medical Center where we had our first medical training 2 weeks ago.
- Then Max Sanel from Tiromed.com introduced their unique medical community (with more than 2600 members from 70! countries). They’re totally open for any kind of feedback. If you’re a medical professional (or just working to become one), consider joining them!
- Lauren Possiel accepted my invitation as well and presented Biowizard.com. PhD students founded the site to create a free, web-based community for life scientists and physicians, aimed at making the world’s biomedical research information universally accessible and useful. So if you would like to use a more interactive Pubmed, then try Biowizard! You can get a Biowizard T-shirt on the SL island. E-marketing, isn’t?
- In the end, Jean-Claude and Dan Zaharevitz told us about Drug Design and web 2.0. It seemed to me that complicated processes like drug designing become easier by these web 2.0 tools (blogs, wikis, mailing lists, Second Life).
Deepak from bbgm couldn’t make it (How do I know that? Via Twitter!), but he will definitely love the next session about science videos (JOVE, Bioscreencast, SciVee, etc.). So if you’re interested, see you next Tuesday at 16:00 GMT on the Second Nature island.
Further reading:
- Medicine 2.0 from Science Library Pad
- My Medicine 2.0 collection
- SciFoo lives on: in Second Life
- Live Blogging Today: First Medical Simulation in Second Life!
- Medicine in Second Life: virtual doctors, hospitals, and of course, sperm donation
- Interview about the genetic revolution of Second Life
- Top 10: Virtual Medical Sites in Second Life!
Berci, what an awesome event. Thank you for the invitation to present Tiromed.com!
I wasn’t able to get on line, but I’m sure that you succeed. Congratulations.
I already blocked of time. No way I am missing that one. I WILL be there and with a poster as well.
I wish I could have made it
[...] Aug 27th, 2007 by creaky15 More about Web 2.0 and Medicine from Bertalan Mesko, on his blog Scienceroll: http://scienceroll.com/2007/08/27/scifoo-lives-on-in-second-life-web-20-and-medicine/ [...]
Thank you, Max and CC! It was an incredible event.
Deepak, I’m sure you’ll love that one…
Ha Berci/Bertalan
Too bad i had to miss it.
Am glad you gave me a sneak preview the day before!
greetings Vera/Nadine
Never mind, Vera! Don’t forget the date of the next session.
Bertalan, thanks again for hosting the session.
I’m proud to say that the t-shirt giveaway is not exclusive to the SL island. We actually have a link on our site for a FREE BioWizard t-shirt:
http://www.biowizard.com/login.php?return=register_tshirt.php
At this time, the promotion is open to US residents only (but we’ll make an exception for you, Bertalan).
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Indeed incredible event…2 bad I didn’t participate..wish I had
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