Critical conversations in science
第3 回 Catalyzing Innovation and Scientific Progress:The Transformative Power of Open Data

Open data refers to data that is accessible to the public and free to share or reuse, subject to minimal restrictions. In academia, there is growing support for making data generated or collected during research freely available to advance scientific progress. The “FAIR principles,” a widely accepted framework, guide open data practices to make data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable(1).
Let us take a brief look at each criterion(2) to understand what they entail:
表紙:経年変化してグラデーションに紙焼けをした古紙を材料にコラージュ作品を生み出す作家「余地|yoti」。
古い科学雑誌を素材にして、特集名に着想を受け、つくりおろしています。
デザイン SKG(株)
表紙絵 佐藤 洋美(余地|yoti)