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Science 2.0 is a rather young concept and despite its short historyalready induced numerous controversial positions, oscillating between newtechnologies and new practices. Even though many TEL researchers already useScience 2.0 tools, although not always labeled as such, there is no commonlyshared practice and tools in use. Within this paper, we investigate the conceptof Science 2.0 and propose an embracing definition. From there we investigateexisting practice with pilot studies and propose a framework for further indepthstudy and elicitation of Science 2.0 practices of technology-enhancedlearning researchers. Furthermore, we propose a mash-up architecture andconcrete infrastructure to leverage Science 2.0 practice and technologies in ourfield, including the proposal of a publication feed format, a retrieval API, andthe provision of an initial set of data sources and services. We illustrate the useof this infrastructure with several Science 2.0 application examples, therebydemonstrating the strength of this infrastructure and architecture.