The document discusses the concept of open science, emphasizing stakeholder and citizen engagement as a crucial but challenging aspect of its implementation. It highlights the contributions of living labs, which empower innovation through community participation and training, and envisions a future in 2030 where open science is widely practiced globally. The document concludes by advocating for sustainable policies that foster multistakeholder and citizen engagement in open science initiatives.

1. Open Science
in a world of Open Labs
Artur Serra
Vicepresident ENoLL.
Open Science: from values to practice.
B-Debate. CosmoCaixa, Barcelona,
October 4-5, 2018.

2. Stakeholder and Citizen Engagement
is maybe the more difficult task
to make Open Science a reality.

3. The Open Living Lab’s contributions.

4. “Empowering everyone to
innovate”
More than 170 living labs in 5 continents.
http://openlivinglabs.eu

5. Multistakeholder participation

6. Citizen engagement
Started in 2007, in Cornella de Llobregat,
In the metropolitan área of Barcelona
A city with 80.000 inhabitants.
And 8.000 members “citilabers”

7. Living Lab for Health @ IrsiCaixa
Transforming the R&I system
 through a Living Lab and a RRI approach
1. Participatory R&I agendas & transition management
2. Training and consultancy
for a more open and inclusive R&I
3. Facilitation of participatory R&I projects
(community based research, community advisory
committees, Science Shop, design thinking ...)
4. Advocacy in coalition
5. Education and Outreach
6. Research on RRI and systemic transitions

10. The world of open labs

12. Fablabs: open innovation in digital fabrication
More than 1.000 in 97 countries in 2017
http://fabfoundation.org/

13. “Living Labing” traditional institutions

14. The Lab:
a Vision for Europe
in 2030.
“The year is 2030. Open Science has become a reality
and is offering a whole range of new, unlimited
opportunities for research and discovery worldwide.
Scientists, citizens, publishers, research institutions,
public and private research funders, students and
education professionals as well as companies from
around the globe are sharing an open, virtual
environment called The Lab”.
( Open Innovation, Open Science and Open to the World:
A Vision for Europe. 2016 : 22.)

15. Some lines of action in Open Science and Open
Innovation in Catalonia.

16. Living labs and citizen science
#CiènciaCiutadanaEnAcció

17. Defining a regional strategy in OS

19. Prototyping an open science and innovation ecosystem in the digital era.

20. Our final conclusion
If we want sustainable
multistakeholder and citizen
engagament policies on Open
Science
we should contribute to develop
the citizen-centric and global
movement of Open Labs.

21. 
artur.serra@i2cat.net
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Thanks a lot,
Moltes gràcies