%0 Journal Article %1 Dove2005b %A Dove, M. T. %A Calleja, M. %A Bruin, R. %A Wakelin, J. %A Tucker, M. G. %A Lewis, G. J. %A Mehmood Hasan, S. %A Alexandrov, V. N. %A Keegan, M. %A Ballard, S. %A Tyer, R. P. %A Todorov, I. %A Wilson, P. B. %A Alfredsson, M. %A Price, %A Chapman, C. %A Emmerich, W. %A Wells, S. A. %A Marmier, A. %A Parker, S. C. %A Du, Z. %D 2005 %I Taylor & Francis %J Molecular Simulation %K collaboratories %N 5 %P 329-337 %T The eMinerals collaboratory: tools and experience %V 31 %X Collaboratories provide an environment where researchers at distant locations work together at tackling important scientific and industrial problems. In this paper we outline the tools and principles used to form the eMinerals collaboratory, and discuss the experience, from within, of working towards establishing the eMinerals project team as a functioning virtual organisation. Much of the emphasis of this paper is on experience with the IT tools. We introduce a new application sharing tool. Collaboratories provide an environment where researchers at distant locations work together at tackling important scientific and industrial problems. In this paper we outline the tools and principles used to form the eMinerals collaboratory, and discuss the experience, from within, of working towards establishing the eMinerals project team as a functioning virtual organisation. Much of the emphasis of this paper is on experience with the IT tools. We introduce a new application sharing tool.

@article{Dove2005b, abstract = {Collaboratories provide an environment where researchers at distant locations work together at tackling important scientific and industrial problems. In this paper we outline the tools and principles used to form the eMinerals collaboratory, and discuss the experience, from within, of working towards establishing the eMinerals project team as a functioning virtual organisation. Much of the emphasis of this paper is on experience with the IT tools. We introduce a new application sharing tool. Collaboratories provide an environment where researchers at distant locations work together at tackling important scientific and industrial problems. In this paper we outline the tools and principles used to form the eMinerals collaboratory, and discuss the experience, from within, of working towards establishing the eMinerals project team as a functioning virtual organisation. Much of the emphasis of this paper is on experience with the IT tools. We introduce a new application sharing tool.}, added-at = {2011-12-21T01:05:11.000+0100}, author = {Dove, M. T. and Calleja, M. and Bruin, R. and Wakelin, J. and Tucker, M. G. and Lewis, G. J. and Mehmood Hasan, S. and Alexandrov, V. N. and Keegan, M. and Ballard, S. and Tyer, R. P. and Todorov, I. and Wilson, P. B. and Alfredsson, M. and Price and Chapman, C. and Emmerich, W. and Wells, S. A. and Marmier, A. and Parker, S. C. and Du, Z.}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/25f9747d77e1f8a439b45dd4a349a4cf8/fairybasslet}, interhash = {371621424ab78898d5b64161f46aa878}, intrahash = {5f9747d77e1f8a439b45dd4a349a4cf8}, journal = {Molecular Simulation}, keywords = {collaboratories}, number = 5, pages = {329-337}, publisher = {Taylor \& Francis}, timestamp = {2019-03-11T21:06:37.000+0100}, title = {The eMinerals collaboratory: tools and experience}, volume = 31, year = 2005 }