Citizen science refers to individuals without formal scientific credentials involved in
knowledge production activities. Citizen scientists most commonly take on data collection …

Citizen science is an increasingly popular activity, from bird counts to amateur water sample
collection to air quality monitoring. Researchers and theorists in the field of science and …

The terms" citizen science" and" citizen scientist" have at least three meanings:(1) the
participation of nonscientists in the process of gathering data according to specific scientific …

Read a scientific magazine, visit a university campus, or walk the halls of Congress and you
may well hear reference to “citizen science.” It's the subject of much discussion, of …

Résumé Citizen science is increasingly being recognized as an important approach for
gathering data, addressing community needs, and creating fruitful engagement between …

Résumé Since the late twentieth century,“citizen science” has become an increasingly
fashionable label for a growing number of participatory research activities. This paper …

Is public engagement with science an effective response to threats against science? One
form of public engagement—citizen science—might be especially useful for addressing …

In this article, we explore the institutional negotiation of public engagement in matters of
science and technology. We take the example of the Science in Society dialogue program …

Longlisted for the Fleck Prize from the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S) Citizen
science—research involving nonprofessionals in the research process—has attracted both …

More than ever, humanity relies on robust scientific knowledge of the world and our place
within it. Unfortunately, our contemporary view of science is still suffused with outdated ideas …