B Published by the Journal of Open Hardware on Medium By J. M. Pearce (1,2,3,*) , J. C. Molloy (4) , S. Kuznetsov (5), and S. Dosemagen (6) (1) Department of Electronics and …
Report on the National Hackathon Series 1.0 in Nigeria – open source hardware for SDGs
Obasegun Ayodele, Technical Co-Founder at Vilsquare and AfricaOSH participant reports on the National Hackathon Series 1.0 in Nigeria to build technology solutions to strengthen government institutions. Twenty-two youth from across …
New podcast on open science hardware & circular economy
Following on from an unconference session at GOSH 2018 about how open science hardware might contribute to the environmental sustainability of research, Jenny Molloy interviewed Ugo Vallauri (Restart Project) plus GOSHers Anna …
Open Hardware (for science) at Kathmandu Mini Maker Faire 2018: Crossing communities
By Kshitiz Khanal On Kathmandu Mini Maker Faire (KMMF) 2018, I wanted to introduce GOSH to the community of makers. The mini version of Maker faire was hosted by Nepal …
GOSH Public Event @ x.factory 开放科学硬件公众活动
Schedule 18:30 GOSH Open Floor: project showcase and art/science exhibition 19:30 GOSH Talks: Introduction of GOSH and key project presentations 21:00 GOSH Night: Performances and music 活动日程 18:30 对公众开放，项目展示及艺术/科学项目展 19:30 …
Africa Open Science and Hardware Summit Heads to East Africa in 2019!
Africa Open Science and Hardware (Africa OSH) Community is excited to announce Dar es Salaam, Tanzania as the next host of the Africa OSH Summit. Africa OSH 2019 will be …
From Switzerland to China, scaling students’ open hardware health solutions
Citizen Cyberlab in Geneva, Switzerland, is one of the eleven United Labs where students can work in projects tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). During the summer, the Geneva-Tsinghua …
Nigeria: Tackling the SDGs with Open Source Hardware
The first session of the National Hackathon Series -‘Wearables Edition‘- was held last 25-29 July in Ado Ekiti, South-West Nigeria, organised by Vilsquare Makers’ Hub and Meluibe Foundation. The aim …
A new way to equip Africa’s science labs: get students to build their own
Water urns become bioreactors with this clever design. Jeffrey Barbee, Alliance Louise Bezuidenhout, University of Oxford How does one train science students without equipment? As a sociologist of science …
GOSH and AfricaOSH Community in Physics World!
A new piece in Physics World highlighting open science hardware in the developing world has been published, featuring many members of the GOSH and AfricaOSH communities! Check out the snippet …