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Let’s vote now for the 10 Finalist Lab Websites at The Scientist!

Posted by attilachordash on November 21, 2007

LaWVas logoLadies and gentlemen of science! You can now rank the 10 finalist websites from 1 to 10 (1 being the best) at the Laboratory Website and Video Awards hosted by The Scientist. Please do not hesitate, judging is a lot of fun and this is a big issue: figuring out the parameters of the labsite of the future based on the plus and minus features of current laboratory web pages! Some comments of the judging panel were published, just scroll over the judges’ photos. Winners will be announced in December. As a member of the judging panel my comments were chosen and published by the editors too, according to the selection I was rather critical (screenshots). Quick reminder: The LaWVas awards is the one that grew out of my unofficial lab website competition idea. The winning sites as selected by the editorial team, judging panel and the readers will be announced in this December.

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And 2 more:

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The other one

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2 Responses to “Let’s vote now for the 10 Finalist Lab Websites at The Scientist!”

  1. I didn’t realize our comments would be public too :)

  2. Yes, it was a surprise for me too, it’s like when a private email is going public. But I don’t mind it and take it as a lesson on radical transparency. :)

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