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Research Papers
Assessing the Accuracy of Nitrate Concentration Data for Water Quality Monitoring Using Visual and Cell Phone Quantification Methods
Topping & Kolok
Research Papers
Patients as Research Partners; How to Value their Perceptions, Contribution and Labor?
Smith et al.
Review and Synthesis Papers
Marine Citizen Science: Recent Developments and Future Recommendations
Sandahl & Tøttrup
Essays
Opportunities and Risks for Citizen Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Ceccaroni et al.
Methods
Using Citizen Science to Track Population Trends in the American Horseshoe Crab (Limulus polyphemus) in Florida
Heres et al.
Research Papers
Smartphone Sensors for Citizen Science Applications: Light and Sound
Odenwald
Research Papers
Smartphone Sensors for Citizen Science Applications: Radioactivity and Magnetism
Odenwald
Case Studies
Citizens in the Lab: Performance and Validation of eDNA Results
Tøttrup et al.
Research Papers
Engaging Citizen Scientists in Biodiversity Monitoring: Insights from the WildLIVE! Project
Jansen et al.
Methods
Co-Designing an Air Quality Web App with School Pupils and Staff: The SAMHE Web App
West et al.
Case Studies
The Strategic Use of Multimedia in the Great Georgia Pollinator Census Citizen Science Project
Griffin et al.
Methods
The Soundscapes to Landscapes Project: Development of a Bioacoustics-Based Monitoring Workflow with Multiple Citizen Scientist Contributions
Snyder et al.
Case Studies
A Successful Crowdsourcing Approach for Bird Sound Classification
Lehikoinen et al.
Research Papers
Citizen Science for Mining the Biomedical Literature
Tsueng et al.
Review and Synthesis Papers
Methodological Diversity in Citizen Science Mosquito Surveillance: A Scoping Review
Sousa et al.
Research Papers
Citizen Science for One Digital Health: A Rapid Qualitative Review of Studies in Air Quality with Reflections on a Conceptual Model
Kariotis et al.
Research Papers
Demographics of Public Participation in Science: A Meta-Analytic Approach
Waugh et al.