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Anyone interested in a Google Wave Scientific Hackfest in London?

Well, today is the rollout of Google Wave proper for a select 100, 000 accounts. If you have an invitation, are up for a bit of hacking and have an interest in creating scientifically relevant applicaitions then Cameron Neylon wants you!

He is calling for interested people to sign up for a science google wave hack day either in London or somewhere near Didcot. I think some people from NPG might pop along. If you are interested go let Cameron know over on the doodle online poll.

Posted by Ian Mulvany on September 30, 2009 05:24 AM |

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