Another interesting and innovative comment came from a scientist who suggested that, as a community, researchers should share data as they are produced. In that sense, the community could respond as to whether that particular piece of data was sound, or whether the experiment could be improved before making too much headway into a project. An example of such effort can be found in the Extreme Open Science world-wide initiative and the work by Dr. Rachel Harding, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Toronto and member of the Structural Genomic Consortium, who has been sharing her lab notes in the blog LabScribbles