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Michael Bear

Shirky and Sanger, or the costs of crowdsourcing

Outlaw, hackers, victorian amateurs: diagnosing public participation in the life sciences today

Is there something like a peer-to-peer science?

Googling your genes: personal genomics and the discourse of citizen bioscience in the network age

Open science: policy implications for the evolving phenomenon of user-led scientific innovation

Social network science: pedagogy, dialogue, deliberation

The public production and sharing of medical information. An Australian perspective

Science blogs and public engagement with science: practices, challenges, and opportunities

Changing the meaning of peer-to-peer? Exploring online comment spaces as sites of negotiated expertise

Changing the meaning of peer-to-peer? Exploring online comment spaces as sites of negotiated expertise

Anne Burke