Posts Results for tag: access

Oct 12 2017
Actualizing the Promise of a More Democratic Science: Three Challenges for Open Science
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Actualizing the Promise of a More Democratic Science: Three Challenges for Open Science

By Mariano Fressoli [1] and Valeria Arza [2] [1] Associate researcher at Scientific and Technical National Research Council (CONICET) and Research Center for the Transformation (CENIT). E-mail: mfressoli@fund-cenit.org.ar [2] Independent researcher at […]

May 3 2017
All that glitters is not gold: rethinking openness from the affected population of a cyanide spill in Jáchal, Argentina
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All that glitters is not gold: rethinking openness from the affected population of a cyanide spill in Jáchal, Argentina

[En español abajo] by Juan Layna and Emiliano Martin Valdez of the “Can OCS Meet Social Needs?” Project Summary: In previous posts, we proposed that accessibility and openness in science do […]

Nov 15 2016
Beyond openness: use of knowledge and public issues in non-hegemonic contexts
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Beyond openness: use of knowledge and public issues in non-hegemonic contexts

by Juan Layna, Hugo Ferpozzi, and Emiliano Martin Valdez of the “Can OCS Meet Social Needs?” Project Summary: Access and participation on their own are not sufficient to ensure local […]