Abstract: The emergence and development of Internet has rapidly transformed all aspects of our life. The term Science 2.0 describes what is currently happening in science with networking power of the internet. The changes happening in the status quo of scientific activity include the new emerging communication tools and interactive platforms, a more open environment and even a new paradigm shift impacting the entire scientific process. Science 2.0 allows individuals not only to collaborate with each other online but also to share ideas, methods, data and findings besides their published papers. At the same time, the transition from print media to instant messaging contributes to the timeliness and universality of scientific communications. Researchers should pay more attention to this transformation, which can be realized by the network technologies in future.