Posts Results for tag: open science

HOW CAN OPEN SCIENCE COLLABORATIONS EFFECTIVELY ADDRESS LOCAL NEEDS?

By: Hugo Ferpozzi of CONICET/Fundación Azara   What happens when international research consortia undertake scientific problems connected to social issues in Latin America? What are the actual impacts of global […]

We Came, We Saw…We Collaborated! (A Recap of OCSDNet’s Inaugural Workshop)

After a highly competitive selection process, the OCSDNet Advisors and Coordinating Team convened with 14 short-listed applicants for the OCSDNet Proposal Development Workshop in Nairobi, Kenya from October 13th-15th. This […]

Reflections from Josique Lorenzo, on the concluded OCSDNet Workshop

Josique Lorenzo, from the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Centre in Costa Rica, was one of the participants at the OCSDNet Workshop. She had the following to say about it […]

4. Cameron Neylon on Open Science, and understanding people’s needs in terms of research

Why are you interested in participating and supporting the OCSDNet? For me the point of open science, open access, open data -all of those things- is to provide opportunities for […]

2. Hebe Vessuri on Open Science, from a Social Scientist’s perspective

Why are you interested in supporting OCSDNet? I became interested in supporting the OCSDNet because I think it is an attractive endeavor. It’s one that invites a broad variety of […]

1. Mat Todd on Open Research, Collaboration and Leveling the Playing Field in Research

Why are you interested in supporting OCSDNet?  I think that open research is important for a number of reasons: You can have more people actively involved in the research process. […]