This is a guest post from the Journal of Open Hardware Team! Journal of Open Hardware editorial board member, Andrew Pelling had a chance to sit down and chat with …
GOSH Community Members feature in The Economist this week!
The Economist have published a new article entitled ‘Do-it-yourself science is taking off: A growing movement seeks to make the tools of science available to everyone (including you)’. This extended …
Outside the academy: DIY science communities (Force2017 Keynote by Lucy Patterson)
Lucy Patterson gave a keynote at the recent FORCE2017 meeting on DIY Science Communities with some very familiar groups mentioned! Take a look on youtube. About Lucy Lucy is a …
OpenCon 2017: Reflections from a GOSHer
OpenCon 2017 has taken place in Berlin, Germany, and so many things happened in those three days that reflection is almost mandatory. I’ll write mostly about my own impressions, …
Accelerating science and improving equitable access to hands-on STEM education through open science hardware
The US National Science Foundation (NSF) recently published a call for suggestions of research areas that could benefit from ‘networks of networks’ between US and international researchers. The GOSH Community …
Science Disrupt Podcast with Bethan Wolfenden & open-source lab-tech at the Royal Society
Hear a nice chat with Bethan on the Science Disrupt Podcast, which has also featured Tom Baden and Andre Chagas! Gemma & Lawrence who run the Science Disrupt project also …
Open Source Hardware Collaboration Survey – how people work together to design open source products
Robert Mies and Jérémy Bonvoisin are part of a research project team working on open source hardware at Technische Universität Berlin. They are launching a survey to better understand how …
Grassroots scientific research and keeping open hardware open
A thematic issue of ‘Engaging Science, Technology, and Society’ journal introduced by GOSH 2017 co-organiser Max Liboiron, Sara Wylie and Nick Shapiro has a range of Open Access articles that …
Open-source oceanographic instruments reach final of NatGeo Competition – support #openhardware for science!
GOSHer Andrew Thaler and the OpenCDT project that he presented in his GOSH 2017 pivot talk have reached the final of a National Geographic Chasing Genius competition with the idea …
Apply by 15 Aug for Global Summit on Community Biotechnology at MIT Media Lab – 22-24 Sep 2017
Apply by 15 Aug to join the Global Summit on Community Biotechnology taking place at the MIT Media Lab from Friday September 22 to Sunday September 24 2017. GOSH community members including …