A Community Science Index

Gen R Gen R on July 9, 2019

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Image: categories and example from the index, including: DECODE, Jupyter Notebooks, Global Open Science Hardware Roadmap, and PreTalx

(AKA Citizen Science)

Post-Digital Community Science
Cite as:

DOI

10.25815/6pbz-ns09

Citation format: The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th Edition

Generation Research. ‘A Community Science Index, 2019. https://doi.org/10.25815/6pbz-ns09.

This is a collaboratively made index of resources to accompany the GenR theme ‘Post-Digital Community Science‘ which ran over May/June 2019. The theme blogposts can all be seen here online.

The index has been organised to represent a number of areas and questions that were felt to be important for researchers looking to organise and plan research projects making use of Community Science. The categories in the index are:

  • projects,
  • collaborative tools and open access,
  • FOSS for open hardware, and
  • spaces.
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Welcome to Post-Digital Community Science!

Gen R Gen R on March 28, 2019

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Post-Digital Community Science

A Generation Research theme: April/May 2019

Invitation to contribute!

The theme will start in mid April 2019 and over the course of six weeks GenR will look to offer up examples of cutting edge work in the field from across Europe.

If you would like to make a contribution please drop the editor-in-chief Simon Worthington a line at simon@genr.eu or DM @gen_r_ on Twitter.

In this Generation Research theme the idea is to look at how the general public can participate in the research process and the creation of knowledge as Community Science and how this is reinvigorating a culture of scholarship and science in society at large.

Citizen Science is booming around the world but the degree to which it is open varies greatly, as does formal support for Citizen Science across disciplines, organizations and countries.


‘LIBER Open Science Roadmap’ (Ayris et al. 2018)
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Barcamp Open Science 2019: Supporting Community Building for Open Science

Gen R Gen R on March 14, 2019

The Barcamp Open Science take place in Berlin, 18 March, 2019. https://www.open-science-conference.eu/barcamp/

Generation Research – Barcamp session suggestion

https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/oscibar2019_session_proposals

We would like to find out what you would like to see happen for ‘community building’ from the Research Alliance Open Science (not that GenR speaks directly for the Alliance), for your individual community, too further the ‘open movement’, or for ‘science done right’?:

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Collaborative Text Invitation! Top 10 FOSS Open Science Tools & Services for Researchers

Gen R Gen R on January 24, 2019

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Open Science Learning

List of tools on the pad

Pad Link

The motivation behind the work is to help students and researchers in higher education with their study practice by providing them with the best free and open source — tools and services — from the Open Science community.


This is a collaborative work, please contribute!

Add your favourite tools and services

All contributors will be listed in the blogpost and journal article.

This document is live and on the web. A ‘finished’ blogpost will be published on GenR on February 18th and following that date a further ‘academic article’ will be made and submitted to an appropriate journal.

What to contribute?

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