On March 8th and April 14th of 2021, members of the Gathering for Open Science Hardware (GOSH) community convened two virtual writing workshops with open hardware practitioners and technology transfer …
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 …
GOSH community in special journal issue: Ciência cidadã e laboratórios cidadãos | Ciencia ciudadana y laboratorios ciudadanos | Citizen science and citizen labs
Maria Lucia Maciel and Sarita Albagli recently edited a special edition of the journal Liinc em Revista – an interdisciplinary, international peer-reviewed open journal of critical reflection on the processes of …
Open hardware as an experimental innovation platform: preliminary research findings
Luis Felipe Rosado Murillo and Pietari Kauttu have recently published a paper on open hardware as an experiment innovation platform in the CERN IdeaSquare Journal of Experimental Innovation. Great …
GOSH Manifesto and projects from open science hardware community highlighted in Digital Social Innovation Toolkit
Congratulations to two projects from the open science hardware community, involving several GOSH attendees, on being selected as part of six case studies from the European Commission-funded Digital Social Innovation …
‘A DIY Ultrasonic Signal Generator for Sound Experiments’ and a request for open hardware for physics education
Ihab Riad from the Univversity of Khartoum in Sudan has a new paper on open hardware submitted to The Physics Teacher and posted as a pre-print on arXiv. As he says …
Upon the Shoulders of Giants: Open-Source Hardware and Software in Analytical Chemistry
GOSH 2016 and 2017 alum Ryan Fobel and colleagues have a new paper out in the ACS Journal Analytical Chemistry – GOSH gets a good mention! Upon the Shoulders of …
GOSH, that’s handy: open-science hardware
This guest article by Tobias Wenzel and Robin Lamboll was first published in the Lab Times (original at: http://www.labtimes.org/epaper/LT_16_04.pdf) and the text and image is reproduced here under a CC-BY 4.0 …
The Fab New Geography of Innovation
This article by GOSH! 2016 attendees Ivana Gadjanski and Andrew Pelling was originally published in the Global Young Academy Connections Magazine and is reproduced here with permission of the authors. …
New paper models return on investment for 3D printed syringe pump drivers
Joshua Pearce at Michigan Tech has published a study modelling return on investment for 3D printing open source syringe pump drivers in the lab – and the news is good …