Epernicus – Worth Joining Yet Another Social Network?
Author: ebarboniSo, you’re already on LinkedIn, you’re a Twitter master, and Facebook is old news – is it really worth joining another social network to connect with your colleagues?
The creators of Epernicus – a social network built specifically for the scientific community – say “YES”.
Check out our review and before you decide whether to take the plunge.
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One Response for "Epernicus – Worth Joining Yet Another Social Network?"
Good piece on Epernicus, and I agree it was totally not worth joining another social network. I have joined Quartzy, though (www.quartzy.com). It’s NOT a pure social network, but actually has free software tools, like reagent organization, that help me with my day-to-day life in my lab.
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