An overview of two big "
open science" changes presented by Mike Galsworthy from TYT Science.
Open Access is the drive to make sure all the academic literature is freely available to everyone. Open Data is the drive to get scientists to publish their actual raw data so that integrity of science can be assured and the data can be re-used by others.
Together these movements are ushering in something of a scientific revolution - but how will this all be done in practice?
Mike takes us through what is happening right now. To see his recent article on Open Data, please click here.
