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Tag Archives: hack

Tinkering knowledge sharing, or why we need to hack science

Science is built upon data collection, analysis, critique and reuse, yet the ordinary science-doing as imposed by research institutions requires secrecy, thus working against the maximisation of knowledge dissemination. Before one screams about paranoia, think of paywalls locking studies from access, publication of datasets as PDFs or even images.
Aljazeera.
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  • Posted: März 26, 2013
  • Tags: aljazeera hack open knowledge

Open Science Course Sprint: An Education Hackathon for Open Data Day

The actual build will take place during a hackathon-style “sprint” event on Open Data Day on Saturday, February 23rd and will serve as a launch course for the School of Open during Open Education Week (Mar 11-15).
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  • Posted: Februar 12, 2013
  • Tags: hack Hack Day open data open education science 2.0

Why Research Should Be ‚Hacked‘

Why Research Should Be 'Hacked'

Australian researchers discuss freeing up access to the “source code” of clinical trials.

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  • Posted: Mai 4, 2012
  • Tags: australia clinical trials hack medicine research
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