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[[File:Open research.oggogv|500px|thumb|Open science - often used interchangeably with the more encompassing term [[open research]] - is concerned with making scientific research more transparent and more efficient. A central aspect to it is to provide [[open access]] to scientific information, especially to the research published in [[scholarly journal|scholarly journals]] and to the underlying [[scientific data|data]], much of which traditional science tends to hide away. Other aspects are more open forms of collaboration and engagement with a wider audience, including [[citizen science|citizen scientists]] and the public at large.]]

*[http://wikipedia-academy.de/2012/wiki/Schedule#Science_Communication_Panel Introduction]: [http://www.nature.com/news/open-your-minds-and-share-your-results-1.10895 Open your minds and share your results]

[[File:Open research.ogg|500px|thumb|Open science - often used interchangeably with the more encompassing term [[open research]] - is concerned with making scientific research more transparent and more efficient. A central aspect to it is to provide [[open access]] to scientific information, especially to the research published in [[scholarly journal|scholarly journals]] and to the underlying [[scientific data|data]], much of which traditional science tends to hide away. Other aspects are more open forms of collaboration and engagement with a wider audience, including [[citizen science|citizen scientists]] and the public at large.]]

*Collaborative note-taking in an Etherpad?

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== Related topics ==

*[http://www.wired.com/geekmom/2012/06/women-in-technology/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=socialmedia&utm_campaign=twitterclickthru Women in technology]

:Is Open Science more attractive for female scientists, or scientists with kids?

*[http://flexikon.doccheck.com/de/Musculus_sternocleidomastoideus Attribution: Last authors of this article]

:A way to motivate experts to participate, or just another channel for spam?

*[[:en:User:Daniel Mietchen/Science communication gallery|Science communication gallery]]