Tag: open science
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Future Perfect 25: Six Activists Working to Rebuild Global Health’s Trust
Introduction: A trust deficit at the heart of global health Global health has long depended on big ideas, big funding, and sweeping goals. Yet in recent years, trust has frayed between communities, researchers, donors, and policymakers. Citizens question how programs are designed, who benefits, and whether oversight is enough to prevent waste, harm, or inequity.…
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Young Scientist Cracks 50-Year Riddle and Wins Big Science Prize
Overview: A Breakthrough Worth the Wait In a moment that felt almost cinematic, a lone researcher stepped into the limelight to accept one of science’s most coveted honors. The 2025 Science & SciLifeLab Prize for Young Scientists has crowned a winner who transformed a decades-old riddle into a landmark discovery. The prize, renowned for highlighting…
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SIPRI Expert Delivers Keynote at EU Research Security Conference
Overview: a pivotal moment for European research security On 30 October, European researchers, policymakers, and security professionals gathered for the first European Union Flagship Conference on Research Security. The event marked a milestone in Europe’s effort to protect scientific integrity, data, and collaboration from emerging risks. At the heart of the conference was a keynote…
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TOSI Lab Tours at McGill: OpenDoors to Research Now
OpenDoors to Research: What the TOSI Trainee Council Has Planned From October 27 to November 6, the Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI) Trainee Council is opening lab doors at McGill for a series of guided tours. These sessions, branded as OpenDoors, give students a firsthand look at how modern researchers design experiments, collect data, and…
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TOSI Trainee Council Opens Doors to McGill Research with New Lab Tours
Opening Doors to Discovery: McGill’s TOSI Lab Tours Curiosity fans and future scientists have a fresh chance to see science in action. The Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI) Trainee Council has announced a new round of lab tours running from October 27 to November 6, inviting students and curious members of the public to peek…
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TOSI Trainee Council Lab Tours at McGill Open Doors
Open Doors to Research: McGill Welcomes Students with TOSI Curious about how scientific discoveries move from bench to breakthrough? The Tanenbaum Open Science Institute (TOSI) Trainee Council has launched a fresh round of lab tours, inviting students to step into the heart of research at McGill through its Open Doors program. Running from October 27…
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Training AI to Identify Ancient Artists: Griffith’s Digital Archaeology of Finger Fluting
Introduction: A New Frontier in Digital Archaeology Researchers at Griffith’s Centre for Social and Cultural Research have piloted a digital archaeology framework to explore who created ancient finger flutings in cave walls. Finger fluting, marks made by fingers through a soft mineral film called moonmilk, is one of the oldest forms of rock art known…