Category Archives: #CitSciChat
Gathering for Open Science Hardware 2017: building a movement
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inReflections on OpenCon 2016
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inMeri Asha: Kiran Di and the ASHAs of Nanakpur
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inCoop’s Scoop: Genetic literacy and citizen science for reading DNA
Posted by #CitSciChat, Caren Cooper, citizen science, conference, featured, genetics, pruning, twitter, Twitter Chat
inHappy Fins: Plesiosaurs Flapped like Penguins
Coop’s Scoop: What’s not counted when we count “Citizen Science”?
Posted by #CitSciChat, Caren Cooper, citizen science, featured, scistarter, twitter, Twitter Chat, volunteer
inCoop’s Scoop: Federal Citizen Science Tool Kit on next #CitSciChat
Senator Chris Coons (Delaware) has made it unambiguously clear that federal agencies should embrace crowdsourcing and citizen science. Senator Coons introduced the Crowdsourcing and Citizen Science Act, the first proposed bill to clarify that all military branches, commissions, and executive … Continue reading
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Coop’s Scoop: connecting with citizen science apps
Years ago, when my daughter got an iPod, her iTunes account became un-affectionately known to the rest of the family as the “iTunes you out” app. Many parents have joined scholars in expressing concerns about how mobile computing and internet … Continue reading
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Posted by #CitSciChat, apps, Caren Cooper, citizen science, mobile phones, Technology, twitter, Twitter Chat
inCoop’s Scoop: Citizen science to study your dog, because your dog studies you
Thank you, Lassie for saving my life! And thank you Rover, Spot, Fido, Benji, and Snoopy. We can all shout this refrain, not just those pulled from a burning building or comforted by slobbery kisses. Dogs may have saved the … Continue reading
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Posted by #CitSciChat, canine, Caren Cooper, citizen science, Cognition, Companion dogs, dog, dognition, Howl, twitter, Twitter Chat
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