(2022-09-26) Santiago, Fábio Silva; Silva, Ana Paula Lopes da; Coelho Neto, Antonio Fernandes; Duarte, Francisco Ricardo; Silva, Izaias Araujo Gomes da; Sandes, Lorena Carvalho de Morais; Alençar, Lucídio Lopes de; Alves, Renato Marques
In contemporary society, the principles underlying the development of open science and open data policies have been enhanced by information and communication technologies, making these emerging phenomena more transparent, participatory, and collaborative. By extension, they promote democratic access to quality information in the face of a growing wave of obscurantism and denialism in society. According to Shmagun et al. (2020), information and communication technologies make open science possible by expanding the boundaries of knowledge dissemination to the public beyond the academic community.
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