16 January 2013
Nature 493, 304 doi:10.1038/493304a Authors: Jerome R. Ravetz, Peter Healey & Steve Rayner
View Journal Article / Working PaperThe governance of science, including the whole system of quality assurance, depends on specialist access to resources and publication. A new and radical engagement of the public in reality and crowd-sourced science is calling this principle into question.
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