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The document discusses ways to engage academic scientists through technology and collaboration. It outlines how technology can adapt to changes in science, meet scientists in their workflow, and alleviate information overload. Examples are given of scientists using wikis, aggregators, pre-prints, and tags on Web 2.0 platforms. The document also provides ideas for engaging scientists online through library websites, external websites, and tools, as well as engaging them in physical libraries. It stresses the importance of librarian-scientist collaboration and developing technology that is collaborative, flexible, and up-to-date.

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* Kate Bronstad * September 21 st , 2007 * Engaging the academic science community through technology

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