On the Agenda – Week 24, 2013

Take 1 – Open Data
@NeelieKroesEU: Great news – EU Parliament today voted to unlock public Open Data. Why that matters
@jkonga: Five Open Data Challenges
@CraigHammer: Open Data Latino America: the crucial role of media & civil society in opening data across Latin America
Take 2 – Healthy Ageing
@ECSpokesScience: Máire Geoghegan–Quinn’s Speech on Healthy Ageing Summit in Dublin
@AHA_2013: Excellent debate last night on the population ageing issue
@AnneTergesen: Martha Stewart to boomers: ‘Don’t retire’
Take 3 –Research
@Lectoraat_GGZ: Dad’s Life Stress Exposure Can Affect Offspring Brain Development
@HarvardResearch: Twenty-six black hole candidates have been identified in Andromeda galaxy
@Cambridge_uni: New research finds that literacy, not income, is the key to improving public health in India
…and this week on ScienceGuideEU
@ScienceGuideEU: The EU and the Gates Foundation start partnership on the R&D of life-saving medicines for poverty-related diseases.
@ScienceGuideEU: Greenpeace director Kumi Naidoo explains how NGOs maximize impact of their research. Will Open Data soon contribute?
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