Websurvey Science 2.0 ::

"This survey is part of an European Commission funded study that seeks to characterise the emerging trends of 'Science 2.0'  and to determine its potential impact for the different stakeholders: scientific communities, public policy makers and innovative companies Science 2.0 is a being used to describe a variety of activities, which can be seen as part of an emergent movement towards ‘open science’.This movement  proposes that instead of limiting the sharing of the practice of science to peer reviewed publication of selected results, the entire scientific process should be exposed to potential users, collaborators and extenders of the work. The current debate on Science 2.0 goes beyond the role of Web 2.0 and open access tools and encompasses much broader issues such as citizen science, networked science, open education and open data.  A number of authorities on the subject are suggesting that we are witnessing the emergence of fundamentally new processes and some speak in terms of the beginning of a new modus operandi for science and research. We are in this way trying to gather your opinion on the subject. Your responses to our survey will be very useful to assess the challenges of Science 2.0 and to inform European policy in the area. The survey is quite brief and will take an estimated 15  minutes to complete."