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Meanings of citizen science in English

Russian
гражданская наука
Portuguese
ciência cidadã
Spanish
ciencia ciudadana
Catalan
ciència ciutadana
Wikidata

Scientific research conducted, in whole or in part, by amateur or nonprofessional scientists.

гражданская наука
Usage of citizen science in English
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It's too bad, too, because the idea of citizen science is thrilling.
Wired
2
Every year BirdLife Australia runs the great cocky count, a citizen science survey.
The Guardian
3
Crowdsourcing can raise money, encourage citizen science and even solve crime.
Radio NZ
4
A community cockle count in Pauatahanui Inlet is a long-running citizen science project.
Radio NZ
5
Dr Philip Roetman is a bit of a champion of citizen science projects.
Radio NZ
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That was where the public could get involved in a bit of citizen science.
Radio NZ
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NZ Lockdown has seen numbers of citizen science observations surge.
Radio NZ
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Such skills also empower us to contribute to well-informed environmental policy through citizen science.
The Irish Times
9
I think it's the thing that put distributed computing and citizen science on the table.
Wired
10
NatureWatch NZ is an online citizen science project that aims to collate a biodiversity record
Radio NZ
11
American astronomer who hosts the weekly podcast, Astronomy Cast, and is an advocate of citizen science.
Radio NZ
12
Some of the hardware being adopted in other citizen science projects also hail from unexpected origins.
BBC
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That said, the successes highlight how much volunteers want more of an active role in citizen science.
BBC
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Learn all about birds, count the ones you see and become part of a citizen science project.
Radio NZ
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It's one of the biggest (if not the biggest) citizen science events in the world.
Radio NZ
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With the internet, a massive amount of information on species abundance can be collected by citizen science programs.
Pubmed