People – A Philosophy of Open Science for Diverse Research Environments

Team

Epistemic diversity and epistemic justice (Charbel El-Hani, University of Bahía; Kevin Elliott,
Michigan State University; Helen Longino, Stanford University; Alison Wylie, University of British Columbia)
Global development and implementation of open science (Jean-Claude Burgelman, Free University Brussels; Samrawit Gebre, GeneLab/NASA; Carole
Goble, University of Manchester/ ELIXIR; Simon Hodson, CODATA; Cameron Neylon, Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative; Koen Vermeir, University of Paris-Diderot)
Science studies focused on open science (Sally Wyatt, Maastricht; Benedikt Fecher, Alexander
von Humboldt Institute for Internet & Society; Barbara Prainsack, University of Vienna; Sarah de Rijke, CWTS
Leiden/ Research on Research Institute)
History, institutionalisation and current development of the plant sciences (Elizabeth Arnaud, Biodiversity International; Helen Curry, University
of Cambridge; TBA)

Inclusive Science and European
Democracies (ISEED): Project on how to involve citizens in democratic deliberation, based on lessons
learned from citizen science projects.