Official Launch!
David Shorthouse
The Encyclopedia of Life was officially launched and we are tracking progress and responses. Please be sure to complete the survey accessible on the homepage and to also participate in our forum. We haven’t said much yet about what’s going on behind the scenes, so here’s a quick glimpse into the gadgetry whirring away and the people keeping it all working well at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA:
 The EOL Biodiversity Informatics Launch Team |
 Pam Fournier, keeps the rack-mounted servers (one of three cabinets shown) working well |
We’ll have plenty more to write about the infrastructure and informatics behind EOL. That is, when we stop to take a breath.
February 26th, 2008 at 10:54 am → Hello, I guess you're website was just overrun. The outage may be disturbing but it shows that there is a big ... Read it ↓
Hello,
I guess you’re website was just overrun. The outage may be disturbing but it shows that there is a big interrest.
I guess I try it again in a week when the crowd is gone.
Have a good Day,
Alexander
February 29th, 2008 at 12:29 am → Nice photo guys, ten people... the Right Stuff. Read it ↓
Nice photo guys, ten people… the Right Stuff.
March 16th, 2008 at 3:10 am → I'm very interested in reading about the infrastructure and informatics behind EOL. I'd love to hear the specifics of how ... Read it ↓
I’m very interested in reading about the infrastructure and informatics behind EOL. I’d love to hear the specifics of how you’re making it happen!