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Making Science Resilient to Threats from Governments & Corporations | by J. Nathan Matias | Jan, 2025 | Medium
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How can we make critically-important data resilient to threats from governments and corporations? One essential answer is community/citizen…
Science Policy Technology Citizen Science Making Science Resilient to Threats from Governments & Corporations J. Nathan Matias 2 min read · Jan 26, 2025 -- Listen Share How can we make critically-important data resilient to threats from governments and corporations? One essential answer is community/citizen science. When I was a gradstudent, I was inspired by Public Lab’s work to collect environmental data on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill despite corporate and government resistance. So when founding the Citizens and Technology Lab to study our digital environments, I decided to prioritize
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