Open Science Aims to Make Science More Accessible – Joint Appeal by UNESCO, WHO, CERN and OHCHR

United Nations published this video item, entitled “Open Science Aims to Make Science More Accessible – Joint Appeal by UNESCO, WHO, CERN and OHCHR” – below is their description.

Join us LIVE for @UN agencies Joint Appeal for Open Science, with UNESCO, the World Health Organization, UN Human rights chief and more – we join forces to promote universal access to science progress w/ participation of CERN. The open science movement aims to make science more accessible, more transparent and thereby more effective. A crisis such as the #COVID19 pandemic demonstrates the urgent need to strengthen #ScientificCooperation and ensure the fundamental right to universal access to scientific progress and its applications. #OpenScience is about free access to scientific publications, data and infrastructure, as well as open software, open educational resources and open technologies such as tests or vaccines. Open science also promotes trust in #science, at a time when rumours and #fakenews abound.

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