A primer on the history of science, how research and discovery were managed and what the field of open science is doing to make knowledge and innovation available to everyone.
Introduces STEM concepts, such as the scientific method, user innovation, citizen science and how kids can get involved.
Open Science addresses issues of equity, diversity and inclusion in innovation and research in the sciences.
The world's first open science institution is in Montreal, and UNESCO has recently endorsed the concept of open science. Guy Rouleau, the director of The Neuro and co-founder of the Tanenbaum Open Science Institute, was the expert reader of the text.
The development of the COVID-19 vaccine is one of the best examples of open science at work, where teams of scientists around the world collaborated to create a vaccine in record time.