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PowerPoint Lectures on the Web  Diffusion of Technology In the Penal colony the apparatus, but we must not question it. Perhaps this has been the problem for scientific journals, isn’t it time that we evolve and evidenced based research communications system? How will journals metamorphosize? Will they turn into a beautiful butterfly, or an ugly dung beetle? These are the core to the existing paper journal system. Is there any strong scientific evidence that these are the best? The migration to the web by the major journals has primarily been business as usual. In the modern molecular biology laboratories, it is unlikely that instruments over 50 years old are used, except one tool. The lancet can be found, which is 180 years old, and journals in general 300 years old. Perhaps we should look for evidence as to the adequacy for 300 scientific tools. We believe that the metamorphosis of scientific communication will come from a very unlikely source, PowerPoint. We as authors receive no money from Microsoft, in fact we do not even like the approaches Microsoft uses. However, it is a darn good, ubiquitous product that has taken over one area of scientific communication, the lecture. The journal article and the PowerPoint presentation both are forms of research communications. How will journals metamorphosize? Will they turn into a beautiful butterfly, or an ugly dung beetle? Here is an example of a typical type of writing in “journal jargon”. We learn scientific jargon late in life as graduate students in our mid 20s. It is difficult to read, and even more difficult to write. Few outside our specific disciplines can understand our writings. Unbeknownst to scientists more and more PowerPoint slides are multiplying on the web. * From Papyrus to P 2 P The Death of Biomedical Journals, BMJ, 1996 As Gregor Samsa awoke from disturbing dreams one morning, he found himself transformed in his bed into an enormous bug. Slavicek “It is an exceptional