While at the Science Museum of Minnesota, I was the main developer on the NISEnet. This website supports a project that unites over 200 science centers across the United States around nanoscience education. My role was to develop the catalog. This catalog allows science educators to share how-to information about running public programs and building exhibits about nanoscience.
The web development team was located at several science institutions. The main themer has been Courtney Miller, drupal themer/developer extraordinaire. The designer/information archtitect are located in Amsterdam.
Some things I did as part of this project coordinated and performed the Drupal 5 to Drupal 6 upgrade developed 'nodezipper' - a module that collects files & files in nodereferenced nodes into a zip folder (and I would very much like to contribute this module to drupal) worked with a lot of crazy nodereferences, lots of fields and multi-part forms. The programs are pretty complex and have a lot of information as well as associated files
the files in the system needed to be reused among a variety of program & exhibits, so I enforced a system that all files added to the system would get associated with appropriate metadata
configured and maintained the Media Temple server for the project
Here are some screenshots of the Nanodays Reports and the NISE homepage.