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Laura Trouille
In the Zooniverse, Everyone Can Be a Scientist
Oct 31, 2019
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Paul Caine
In a world in which scientific literacy is often lacking, the online platform Zooniverse.org is doing what it can to encourage “people-powered research.”
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