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Semble: A social knowledge network for research on ATProtoPerformance Theatre · Workshop Day #2
We'll present Semble, a kind of "Spotify for research" enabling researchers to curate shareable collections, create knowledge trails that others can explore and extend, and discover relevant work shared with the network. Built on ATProto, Semble offers researchers data portability and an open API designed for extension. We'll discuss how Semble enables new kinds of research tooling, from living semantic citation graphs to collaborative review and annotation. We'll also share how Semble connects to Cosmik's broader work on collective intelligence, and opportunities for collaboration across the ATProto science ecosystem.
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