What we can achieve - for citizens who do research

Summary

What we can achieve - for citizens who do research is a blog post^[1].

Key Facts

• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research authored Jens Bemme^[2].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's image is recorded as Citizen Science City.png^[3].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's instance of is recorded as blog post^[4].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International^[5].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's language of work or name is recorded as German^[6].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's publication date is recorded as +2022-10-25T00:00:00Z^[7].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's main subject is recorded as Colouring Dresden^[8].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's main subject is recorded as „On your mark! Citizen Science in your city”^[9].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's main subject is recorded as citizen science^[10].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's main subject is recorded as Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development^[11].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's main subject is recorded as Open Citizen Science^[12].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's main subject is recorded as Saxon State and University Library, Dresden^[13].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's work available at URL is recorded as https://blog.slub-dresden.de/beitrag/2022/10/25/was-wir-bewirken-koennen-fuer-buergerinnen-und-buerger-die-forschen^[14].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's published in is recorded as SLUBlog^[15].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's title is recorded as Was wir bewirken können – für Bürgerinnen und Bürger, die forschen^[16].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Workshop documentation "Colouring Dresden" - ideas^[17].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Baukultur und klimagerechte Architektur in Dresden: Auftaktworkshop am 7. September^[18].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as DatenlaubeJam. Hackathon is always (on Tuesdays)^[19].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Sächsischer Citizen Science-Tag^[20].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Open Citizen Science: Guiding Principles for Curatorial Practices in Science Libraries^[21].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Citizen Science City – A plea for open cultural data as a driver of digital education^[22].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as How does Citizen Science actually work? A look at the research literature^[23].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Digital scholarly communication in and with the Wikiverse. Experiences from SLUB Dresden^[24].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Time for informal infrastructure? Review of the 59th BibChatDe - for history associations and libraries^[25].
• What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's cites work is recorded as Digital Remembrance Culture in Saxony - Results and Impressions from the Networking Conference at the SLUB^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

What we can achieve - for citizens who do research authored Jens Bemme^[2].

Publication

What we can achieve - for citizens who do research's publication date is recorded as +2022-10-25T00:00:00Z^[7]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German^[6].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include Colouring Dresden^[8], „On your mark! Citizen Science in your city”^[9], citizen science^[10], Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development^[11], Open Citizen Science^[12], and Saxon State and University Library, Dresden^[13].