Mar 30, 2021 | News on Citizen Science
By Roy van Grunsven Citizen Science has frequently been instrumental in putting topics on the scientific and political agenda. One very clear recent example is the insect decline in Germany, based on citizen science it was discovered that there was a 76% decline in...
Mar 10, 2021 | News from ACTION, News on Citizen Science
The UK has a long history of citizen scientists recording biodiversity, including moths. Together with professionally collected data this has resulted in the publication of The State of Britain’s Larger Moths 2021. There is a decline of 33% in the total number of...
Jan 28, 2021 | News from ACTION, News from our pilots, News on Citizen Science
KCL recently published our deliverable outlining final guidelines and recommendations for the design of citizen science tasks, which will feed into the ACTION toolkit and resources for ACTION pilots and the wider community. The deliverable builds on our existing work...
Jan 18, 2021 | News from ACTION, News on Citizen Science
We are proud to be one of three citizen science projects featured in the European Commission video “Citizen Science: Opening up science to society“! Opening up science to society is essential to enrich research and to reinforce society’s trust in science and...
Dec 4, 2020 | News on Citizen Science
By Ilaria Baroni – Cefriel Artificial Intelligence is more and more present in everyday applications and services, and the end-users are getting acquainted with it. Cefriel is involved in research studies related to the user acceptance of such technologies, to...
Sep 8, 2020 | News on Citizen Science
The iOS-version of GRECO Citizen Science app GENERATION SOLAR is out today The app is the result of a unique collaboration between researchers, Citizen Scientists and IT-specialists. It acts – among others – as a database for rooftop solar energy installations. GRECO...
