Remixing in science

Here is how remixing can be "fun" in science. Another innovative thinking by Jean Claude Bradley and Andrew Lang
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Here is how remixing can be "fun" in science. Another innovative thinking by Jean Claude Bradley and Andrew Lang
note: Image updated
Ofir Kutiel gives a good example of how one can create something original by remixing "content"
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"We need to find ways to make sharing research results and tools easy, trackable, and useable by scientists on a day-to-day basis. Science Commons is working on these problems in a way that few other projects contemplate: they don’t write papers, they release “running code” like contracts for sharing biological materials and open contracts for biological tools like stem cells and genetically modified mice." Richard Bookman
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Microsoft's DataDepot allows users to remix datasets and create new plots..