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View In: Open Science Hardware FoundationThe Open Science Hardware Foundation has published the HEROES Event Report, the Foundation’s first official publication. The report documents HEROES (Hardware Ecosystem Requirements for Open and Emerging Science), an invitational workshop convened in Geneva from January 19-21 2026. HEROES brought together 45 participants from research institutions, international organizations, funding agencies, standards bodies, and open hardware... Via: OpenHardware, @OSHF@Mastodon.Social, OpenHardware

View In: Open Science Hardware FoundationSchedule, talks and talk submissions for Open Technology Research (OTR) Symposium 2026 Via: @OSHF@Mastodon.Social

View In: Open Science Hardware FoundationIn 2022, GOSH launched the Collaborative Development Program (CDP), an initiative designed to support the development of open science hardware through funding, documentation, and collaboration. The program encouraged project teams to seek out expertise beyond their immediate circles, experiment with new forms of partnership, and share both their designs and their learning with the broader... Via: @OSHF@Mastodon.Social

View In: Open Science Hardware FoundationThe Open Science Hardware Foundation is expanding! We are searching for a new member of our team to fill the role of Program... Via: @OSHF@Mastodon.Social, @OSHF@Mastodon.Social

View In: Open Science Hardware FoundationNicolás Méndez is a biotechnology-trained researcher based in Argentina, where he studied at the University of San Martín and is now pursuing a PhD in biology. His work sits somewhat outside the traditional academic path, combining research with hands-on development of open hardware tools. This unique orientation is situated in a set of values Nicolás... Via: @OSHF@Mastodon.Social

View In: Open Science Hardware FoundationWhen Suleiman Abdulsalam first encountered GOSH in 2022, he brought with him unusual expertise in how communities govern themselves – how they make decisions together, distribute resources fairly, and maintain autonomy as they grow. He hadn’t come through the hardware side of open science, but that hardly mattered. It turns out Suleiman’s expertise was perfectly... Via: @OSHF@Mastodon.Social