Not exact matches
The result is To The Stars Academy
of Arts &
Science, a Public Benefit Corporation that seeks to «collaborate with global citizens to advance science and build a powerful community of interest» that is made up of three divisions: Entertainment, Science, and Aer
Science, a Public Benefit Corporation that seeks to «collaborate
with global
citizens to advance
science and build a powerful community of interest» that is made up of three divisions: Entertainment, Science, and Aer
science and build a powerful community
of interest» that is made up
of three divisions: Entertainment,
Science, and Aer
Science, and Aerospace.
This past weekend Zillow and the University
of Washington's Computer
Science & Engineering school hosted «Hack Housing: Empowering Smarter Decisions» — a weekend hackathon focused on coming up
with creative solutions to make it easier for first - time home buyers, low - income renters and senior
citizens to find a home that meets their needs.
Not only has
science made great strides in improving the lives
of those
with physical challenges, but our fellow
citizens are also taught to be more kind and tolerant than most people in other countries and other centuries.
Prairie Ridge offers a variety
of volunteer opportunities, including maintaining the Nature Neighborhood Garden and other groundskeeping activities, assisting
with educational programs, leading Saturday
citizen science programs, and collecting and / or entering data for
citizen science projects.
Shedd Aquarium's conservation research team launched a
citizen science project this spring in collaboration
with the University
of Wisconsin - Madison Center for Limnology and the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve aimed at documenting long - term shifts in the timing
of fish migrations into Great Lakes streams.
The Nature Museum has given visitors the opportunity to create an authentic connection to nature, and has provided the Academy
with a new opportunity to build on its legacy
of hands - on
science education, scientific research, and
citizen science.
For the past few years, Boston's Museum
of Science (MOS) along with university researchers, tracked these amazing insects through a citizen science project called Firefly
Science (MOS) along
with university researchers, tracked these amazing insects through a
citizen science project called Firefly
science project called Firefly Watch.
We are sure that counting your backyard birds will be just as fun as it always was,
with the added bonus
of including your data in one
of the largest
citizen science projects in the world.
His books include The Hybrid Media System: Politics and Power (Oxford University Press, 2013; Second Edition, 2017), which won the 2016 International Journal
of Press / Politics Book Award for an outstanding book on media and politics published in the previous ten years and the American Political
Science Association Information Technology and Politics Section Best Book Award, 2014; as well as The Handbook
of Internet Politics, co-edited
with Philip N. Howard (Routledge 2009), and Internet Politics: States,
Citizens, and New Communication Technologies (Oxford University Press, 2006), which won the American Sociological Association Best Book Award (Communication and Information Technologies Section).
«For us to build the country
of our dreams, for us to make Nigeria a truly great nation, a nation that is able to feed and house its
citizens, a nation
with a stable currency, we must embrace
science and technology.
Its message
of freedom for all
citizens, particularly former slaves — reinforced by broken shackles that lie at Lady Liberty's feet — resonated
with Ramirez long before she understood the
science behind its construction.
Located in the heart
of the nation's capital, the Program on
Science in the Public Interest promotes direct dialogue
with the government, industry, and the community on critical scientific issues and helps to develop the next generation
of citizen scientists.
In accordance
with public policy being concerned about the well - being
of its
citizens,
science policy's goal is to consider how
science and technology can best serve the public.
Lea Shanley, 2008 - 09 Legislative Branch Fellow sponsored by ASA / CSSA / SSA and a champion
of citizen science, served as an adviser to the program over the past four years, offering ideas, providing feedback and connecting the producers
with exemplary
citizen science projects.
At CERN near Geneva and other large - scale scientific projects, people
with a range
of skills have come together to work toward specified goals; through
citizen science, this idea can be broadened, be it by classifying newly discovered galaxies or identifying plants.
There are many kinds
of citizen science, among them: making field observations as in the sunflower project, analyzing images and video such as the terrific Zooniverse.org projects, data crunching
with spare computing power, and more.
«
With citizen -
science programs, we are able to collect a lot
of data at multiple spatial and temporal scales, which you can't necessarily do in a university - led research program.
Rather than encouraging researchers to take on problems that serve the public interest — a basic function
of science and the fundamental reason that
citizens support funding for
science — Edwards believes those «perverse incentives» make researchers cautious and only concerned
with their own interests.
Cruickshank aims to promote infection awareness and enable access to
science for all including Manchester's non-native English speakers, and to work
with communities to understand allergies and the impacts
of pollution via
citizen science (#BritainBreathing).
► On Monday, we posted a Career Q&A
with Amy Robinson, the creative director
of the EyeWire
citizen -
science computer game.
The
Citizen Sort Web site is designed to help biologists and ecologists
with scientific classification tasks and to help information scientists and human - computer interaction researchers evaluate the role
of motivation in
citizen science.
Building on previous
citizen science research by Barrows, the researchers argue that
citizen science may be the key to keeping natural history relevant in the 21st century and keeping pace
with the direction
of modern ecology.
«These scientists combined
citizen science observations with data from radar, satellites and weather predictions to understand the cues birds use in their migrations across continents,» said Liz Blood, program director in the National Science Foundation's Division of Environmental Biology, which funded the research through NSF's MacroSystems Biology P
science observations
with data from radar, satellites and weather predictions to understand the cues birds use in their migrations across continents,» said Liz Blood, program director in the National
Science Foundation's Division of Environmental Biology, which funded the research through NSF's MacroSystems Biology P
Science Foundation's Division
of Environmental Biology, which funded the research through NSF's MacroSystems Biology Program.
The bill allowed NSF to develop a new program to increase the number
of U.S.
citizens and permanent residents
with undergraduate degrees in
science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
Only 24 percent had been given the opportunity to participate in a
citizen science - type field campaign, which is defined as the collection and analysis
of data relating to the natural world by members
of the general public, typically in collaboration
with professional scientists.
Capitalizing on the unique expertise
of its members, the IAU through its Public Naming
of Planets and Planetary Satellites Working Group has now developed a project in partnership
with Zooniverse — home to the internet's largest, most popular and most successful
citizen science projects [1].
«As private American
citizens, we brought a message
of good will, formed by a shared interest in
science and
science - based solutions to problems, that would have been greeted
with great suspicion if delivered by officials
of the U.S. government.»
The work was partially funded
with a $ 100,000 grant from the National
Science Foundation's citizen science initiative, which encourages scientists to find ways to expand knowledge of and access to re
Science Foundation's
citizen science initiative, which encourages scientists to find ways to expand knowledge of and access to re
science initiative, which encourages scientists to find ways to expand knowledge
of and access to research.
Launched on April 15, Condor Watch is part
of Zooniverse, a collection
of of web - based
citizen science projects that use the efforts
of volunteers to help researchers deal
with the flood
of data that confronts them.
It shows the benefits
of combining
citizen science with the research and resources
of highly - ranked universities to assist an NGO
with their conservation activities.»
They are collaborating
with researchers at Oregon State University and the University
of Idaho, and are ramping up a
citizen science project asking hikers and snowshoers to share snow observations.
From 2015 to 2016,
citizen scientists — people like Bourassa who are excited about a
science field but don't necessarily have a formal educational background — shared 30 reports
of these mysterious lights in online forums and
with a team
of scientists that run a project called Aurorasaurus.
The experience, which included an introduction to the core principles
of citizen science and working
with other participants to design and pitch a proposal for a
citizen science - based project, was «very inspiring,» says Heil, who defended her thesis in December and is currently a postdoc in her Ph.D. lab.
The paper also highlights how so - called
citizen science projects provide scientists
with invaluable information
with which to track the spread
of ladybirds and other species.
«The coupling
of citizen science approaches
with global collaborations among researchers will provide the scale
of information required to address some
of the complex ecological questions that remain unanswered,» Roy says, explaining what the future holds for research related to the harlequin ladybird.
When I was in North Carolina last month for the meet - and - greet - and - learn - exhausto - freneti - thon
of ScienceOnline 2012, I procured for myself a sampling kit for a
citizen science project being conducted by the lab
of Rob Dunn, Sci Am Guest Blogger and author
of the wonderful book The Wild Life
of our Bodies.He's doing a new study called «The Wild Life
of Our Homes», and for the low, low price
of nothing *, I got a sampling kit
with two neato dual - pronged sterile Q - tips, instructions, a questionnaire about the characteristics
of my pad, and a mailing address to send it back to.
Toward that end, he led the development
of the Rosetta computer program that predicts molecular design, and extended its reach
with citizen science offshoots like Rosetta@Home and Foldit.
«One
of the slight difficulties
with the kit we've been using is it isn't well suited for the widespread
citizen science use,» notes Brewin, who is now testing five smartfins.
To read about their project, and how they linked observations
of galaxies
with the
citizen science project, Galaxy Zoo, click on the link here.
Explicit recognition
of citizen science in published papers could promote the communication linkages necessary for broader impacts by helping shift public discourse associated
with modern climate change from controversy to acceptance.
With Planet Hunters (http://www.planethunters.org), one
of the many Zooniverse
citizen science projects, we enlist the general public to inspect the publicly released Kepler data via the World Wide Web.
We have demonstrated the success
of utilizing
citizen science,
with the discovery
of four unknown planet candidates not previously identified by the Kepler team.
With the help of citizen scientists, the research team has identified seven dust particles and residues - less than 1 millionth of a metre across - that are consistent with interstellar dust, which they have documented in an academic paper entitled «Evidence for interstellar origin of seven dust particles collected by the Stardust spacecraft» and published in the journal Scie
With the help
of citizen scientists, the research team has identified seven dust particles and residues - less than 1 millionth
of a metre across - that are consistent
with interstellar dust, which they have documented in an academic paper entitled «Evidence for interstellar origin of seven dust particles collected by the Stardust spacecraft» and published in the journal Scie
with interstellar dust, which they have documented in an academic paper entitled «Evidence for interstellar origin
of seven dust particles collected by the Stardust spacecraft» and published in the journal
Science.
Karen James, Ph.D., a scientist at the MDI Biological Laboratory who leads the «BioTrails» project linking
citizen scientists
with new genetic tools, will lead the first
of the summer MDI
Science Cafés in Northeast Harbor.
We also checked out the «Planet Hunters» session, which was a really cool view
of exoplanet astronomy and
citizen science with Dr. Meg Schwamb.
Fast forward: It's now November 04, 2015 and I'm on a Google hangout call
with the
science team
of Disk Detective, a
citizen science project run by NASA.
It was an unlooked - for opportunity to get the word out about Disk Detective and
citizen science with one
of our U.S. Senators and it could not have gone better.
«Kids merely doing the grunt work
of coming up
with data is not the point
of citizen science,» explains Karen Matsumoto, project coordinator
of citizen science at the Seattle Aquarium.
With a critical mind, honed by comprehensive study
of the liberal arts and
sciences, the
citizen is properly armored for the endless war he will have to fight against mind - numbing, enslaving propaganda.
Mason et al. (2000) connected technology
with development
of citizens in democratic societies; Pope and Golub (2000) promoted technology as a literacy tool; Garofalo et al. (2000) and Flick and Bell (2000), respectively, focused on worthwhile mathematics and
science in their technology use principles.