The Research Cooperative

for researchers, science writers, research editors, translators, publishers

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The social side of research, writing and publishing; a place to meet for comments and invitations, friendly or frivolous, with or without any connection to our work

Location: International
Members: 5
Latest Activity: Sep 14

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Members of the Research Cooperative can use this page to introduce interests, ideas, and hopes for friends and friendly social contact in general; this is not a matchmaking service; we cannot guarantee anything about anything that members may say here; we can only ask members to be open to goodwill, and discreet about personal matters. This social page will be moderated, but as little as possible.

Suggestions for developing this page are welcome at any time.

Photo: a spring-time gathering in Kyoto, Japan. Turning rice in the mortar, with a tipsy man in charge of the pounder (wooden mallet in foreground) requires bravery, care, and just a little less wisdom than usual. I have not seen anyone hurt yet, though it must happen sometimes. Ouch!

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Peter J. Bury Comment by Peter J. Bury on August 3, 2009 at 10:04pm
I'm interested in utilization of mobile / sms for development, particularly in the field of allowing citizens to monitor government services (e.g. water and sanitaiton services) in rural areas. Anyone experience that may be relevant?
Peter Matthews Comment by Peter Matthews on June 11, 2009 at 10:04pm
Creating the Research Cooperative has been a kind of sharing out of my life experience, a way to overcome my isolation as a non-Japanese speaking resident in Japan, and also as a kind of stress reliever. I like being able to think creatively about something useful for research, without having to justify every step as I do when using public research funds.

A million frogs are calling, out in the rice fields tonight. They all agree. I am sure they do. Apart from them, we don't have many members here on the social side!
Mohamed Pakia Comment by Mohamed Pakia on June 11, 2009 at 6:06pm
I think world over stress in work and in social responsibility forces people to sought for serene somehow. I believe sharing out at acceptable level might be handy and pain reliever. That is the reason I choose to join this group and will try to persuade others to do the same.

Who is the other member.
Pakia M.
 

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Peter Matthews Mohamed Pakia Peter J. Bury Katherine Bruce Marina
 
 

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