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Preserving the scientific commons

Delve into the concept of the scientific commons, exploring shared knowledge and community responsibility in preserving scientific integrity. Examine internal and external threats, weaponizing transparency, accessibility, and responsibility to maintain the ethos of the common good in science.

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Preserving the scientific commons

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  1. Preserving the scientific commons Ellen Silbergeld Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Editor in Chief, Environmental Research

  2. “The tragedy of the commons” • A good that is held in common  encourages exploitation • Sharing responsibility for the commons requires adopting a community ethic • The community enforces the ethic • The “guild” system of training • Rewards and punishments

  3. What is the “scientific commons”? • Shared Knowledge • The community of scientists • The benificiaries of science

  4. The responsibility for the commons • Scientific community • the myth of self correcting science • Open source publishing • The failures of wiki • The invasion of the WWW

  5. Threats to the scientific commons - internal • The expansion of the scientific community • Bibliometrics and advancement • “fraud and abuse” investigations • The Needleman case • Individual and institutional malfeasance

  6. Threats to the scientific commons - external • The problems of success • The rise of science based policies • Evidence based medicine • The intervention of interested parties • Tobacco research • Climate science • De-privileging of science • Scientific illiteracy

  7. The “weapons” of the commons • Transparency • Accessibility • Responsibility • Extending the ethos

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