Anders Kohler - Propelling participance

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Science and research are, in full accordance with the profile of a closed and territorial academic world, missing out on major parts of our traditional and historical knowledge.
Few research projects are consulting their focal points by means of public participance and understanding.
Still, the world today offers better and more effective tools for wider knowledge exchange than ever, and there are already today tools available that may utilize new aspects of scientific knowledge, by engaging the traditions and vocational experience of local communities.

24 Mar 2012 8AM English 23 Mar 2012 South Africa Health & Fitness

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