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The Rise of Cubesats: Opportunities and Challenges

Can current systems adapt to address the challenges that arise from the growing number of CubeSats and emerging concerns?

Rethinking Data Quality: Considerations for Low-Cost (and Open Source) Science Tools

The Potential for Low-Cost and Open Source Hardware Solutions to Scale

Low-cost and open source tools can accelerate and democratize science, benefiting individual researchers, formal institutions and grassroots communities alike. Realizing the goals of low-cost and open source hardware requires attention to how these tools can scale.

Stitching Together a Solution: Lessons from the Open Source Hardware Response to COVID-19

Open Hardware and COVID-19 Roundtable

A joint initiative of 澳门六合彩鈥檚 THING Tank Initiative and the Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy at NYU Law.

Event Summary | Low-Cost and Open Source Tools: Next Steps for Science and Policy

Beyond open source software or citizen science apps, an important trend is emerging as the things of science-- the physical tools that generate data or otherwise support research-- are becoming less expensive, and more open.听听

Low-Cost and Open Source Tools: Next Steps for Science and Policy

Building Blocks for Better Science: Case Studies in Low-Cost and Open Tools for Science

About Open Sourced Science

Scientific Community Profiles

Snapshots of Communities in the Hardware and Open Science Ecosystem

THING Tank: Introducing Converging Communities

Open Science and Intellectual Property: Using Open Licenses to Open Your Science

Open Tools Create New Pathways to the Circular Economy

THING Tank: How are Innovative and Accessible Physical Tools Changing Science?

The nature of tools are changing -- from design, to access, to use. Will the use of these tools fundamentally change how we generate data and knowledge, and apply it to global problems?