ACSC2022 - (other acsc conferences)
28 - 30 June, 2022
Dornbirn, Austria
published January 02, 2023
Dornbirn, Austria
published January 02, 2023
No other time has so clearly highlighted the importance of science, research and the communication of results and data as the last few months. Being able to actively address crises as a society is one of the core competencies of citizen science. Committed citizens work hand in hand with researchers to find answers to the current and future challenges of society.
From 28 to 30 June 2022, everything centers around the question "Citizen Science - Why not (actually)?" The focus will be on interested citizens and already active citizen scientists.
The following questions will be examined from different perspectives.
- "Why should I, as a researcher, let interested people actively participate in my research?
- "Why should I, as a citizen scientist, sacrifice my free time and participate in a research project?"
- "What benefits can I derive from citizen science for myself / my family / my district / my local council / my organisation / my institution?"
- "Why should I, as a funder, support citizen science projects?"
- ....
The focus is on the opportunities and challenges of collaborative research, on examples of concrete projects and initiatives.
Editorial Board
- Daniel Dörler
Institute of Zoology, Department of Integrative Biology and Biodiversity Research University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna - Susanne Hecker
Museum für Naturkunde (MfN), Berlin, Germany - Florian Heigl
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna - Guido Kempter
Fachhochschule Vorarlberg, Forschungszentrum für nutzerzentrierte Technologien
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Citizen Science - Why not (actually)?
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Why citizen science cannot answer the question of the democratisation of science
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Counting lights for Sustainability – Insights from the Citizen Science Project Nachtlicht-BüHNE
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Why and how is the Zentralbibliothek Zürich involved in citizen science?
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Motivation of Austrian researchers for conducting citizen science and assumed added value for participants
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A different kind of dictionary – Collecting lexemes used in Austria together with citizens
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The Significance of Human Weather- and Impact- Reports from a National and International Perspective
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Project PATIO: Towards an improved quality of life through lived patient and caregiver engagement in oncology
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Fostering citizen engagement with the PATIO health guide
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Scaling Up: First insights into the accompanying research "Plastic Pirates - Go Europe!"
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Benefits and Challenges of Participatory Design in Agriculture: The Example of the FieldMApp
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What do we know about the effects of Citizen Science on Participants' Knowledge?
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Honey bees and beekeepers as environmental researchers: Results, limits, opportunities
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Research on the GOOD LIFE. Citizens ask questions, collect needs, outline solutions.
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Supporting Citizen Science in Research Performing Organisations: which institutional changes can facilitate this process and how can they be monitored?
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On a digital journey into yesterday's future: Zeit.shift – preserving Tyrol's cultural text heritage
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Knowledge should not be lost! Interview with a volunteer
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"I have good news and bad news too". Motivation and Manipulation in Citizen Science Projects
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Open Public Humanities – towards linked open local history
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SelEe- Rare diseases citizen science research
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The 10 Swiss Citizen Science Principles
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The potential of making competences acquired through Citizen Science visible
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Adapting public funding schemes for participatory research: Managing expectations, overcoming structural constraints
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Trails of hidden life - Involving Citizen Scientists to show the biodiversity at Viennese cemeteries
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The booklet “Citizen Science - Research with Schools” – Does it withstand the critical eyes of the citizen science community?
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