City and Science Biennial: Is transparent science, open to all, possible?

There are presently communities of researchers and citizens who create, store, share and deliver their results to society in order to speed up the transition towards a knowledge-based society. Notwithstanding that, for many groups academic knowledge is barely accessible. Is it possible to promote collective intelligence in order to make decisions as a society? How should these actions be implemented? Are we ready and prepared to share knowledge?

We shall consider how the principles of open science can be incorporated and transformative approaches can be promoted to change the culture of public bodies and interested organizations. We shall also design a route map to make it possible to obtain a model of open democratic science, because it is imperative for innovation to be more and more sustainable and to be aimed at solving the citizens’ problems.