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Material transfer agreement DNA Cell lines Model animals Amazon

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Creative Commons Scientific research MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory Ray and Maria Stata Center Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Founded: 2005
Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
Dissolved: 2009
Focus: Building infrastructure for open science
Founder: Lawrence Lessig
Key people: John Wilbanks

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Creative Commons
Scientific research
MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Ray and Maria Stata Center Stata Center
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge Cambridge, Massachusetts
Massachusetts

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Nodes18

Edges17

Triples30

Avg. degree1.89

Density0.111111

Components1

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Science Commons

Top relations

related to Biological Materials Transfer Project · 13

Science Commons → Amazon, Creative Commons, DNA, It, Material, MTA, Project, The, The Biological Materials Transfer, The MTA, This, Unfortunately, Web-deployed

related to history · 3

Science Commons → Creative Commons, In, The

related to Neurocommons · 3

Science Commons → Open Source, Science Commons’ Neurocommons, The

Dissolved · 1

Science Commons → 2009

Focus · 1

Science Commons → Building infrastructure for open science

Founded · 1

Science Commons → 2005

Founder · 1

Science Commons → Lawrence Lessig

Key people · 1

Science Commons → John Wilbanks

Location · 1

Science Commons → Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Type · 1

Science Commons → Non-profit organization

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Important terminology

commons science project research materials creative data open tools access scientific barriers legal lower discovery technology massachusetts cambridge biological transfer

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Science Commons	Dissolved	2009	1.00	infobox
Science Commons	Focus	Building infrastructure for open science	1.00	infobox
Science Commons	Founded	2005	1.00	infobox
Science Commons	Founder	Lawrence Lessig	1.00	infobox
Science Commons	Key people	John Wilbanks	1.00	infobox
Science Commons	Location	Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States	1.00	infobox
Science Commons	Type	Non-profit organization	1.00	infobox
DNA	instance of	modular contracts to lower the costs of transferring biological materials	0.80	text
cell lines	instance of	modular contracts to lower the costs of transferring biological materials	0.80	text
model animals	instance of	modular contracts to lower the costs of transferring biological materials	0.80	text
more	instance of	modular contracts to lower the costs of transferring biological materials	0.80	text
Science Commons	related to Biological Materials Transfer Project	The Biological Materials Transfer	0.60	section

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