GOSH will be hosting it’s first Welcome Call on August 15th at 10:00 UTC! If you’re new to GOSH and want to find out more the community, this is the perfect …
GOSH Community Member Profile of Rachel Aronoff: “Sharing not just knowledge but know-how”
This is the eighteenth post of a series of profiles on GOSH community members who were featured in the GOSH Community Events Framework. You can access the framework, along with …
GOSH Community Member Profile of Julian Stirling: “I felt I found my home”
This is the eleventh post of a series of profiles on GOSH community members who were featured in the GOSH Community Events Framework. You can access the framework, along with …
October community call: Reflections on Ubiquitous Rural Open Science Hardware (UROŠ) local residency!
The next GOSH community call will take place on 28 October from 21:00 – 22:00 UTC. Be sure to join us for community updates and presentations from community members! This community call …
Open Hardware Distribution & Documentation Working Group: Introduction to Documentation and Quality Assurance Frameworks
By Greg Austic, Julian Stirling, Jenny Molloy This is the sixth post of the series of the Open Hardware Distribution and Documentation Working Group (which we’re shortening to “DistDoc”). The …
DIN SPEC 3105 Explained
By Jérémy Bonvoisin, University of Bath, cross-posted from the Journal of Open Hardware Medium account. In the past 18 months I had the pleasure to be part of a great …
Open Science Hardware Projects
If you are interested in adding to the list of projects, you can make changes here (read the readme before making changes).
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 …
Open science hardware across the Andes
After an intense programme of Open Scientific Hardware -OScH- workshops in Mendoza, Argentina and Santiago, Chile, researchers André Chagas –University of Tübingen– and Ben Paffhausen –Freie Universität, Berlin– go back …
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