Nathanael​ Sheehan​

Lab Member and Research Fellow

Nathanael is a computer scientist and philosopher of science whose work focuses on issues of data sharing in public health. Central to his work is the aim to shift the perception of Open Science from an object-oriented perspective, which perceives it as a capitalist paradigm built on perpetual growth and speculative profit, to an ethical understanding that positions openness as the cultivation of judicious collaborations amongst researchers.

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What does it mean for open science to truly be open? That question sits at the heart of the Munich Manifesto for Equitable Open Research, launched today by the #PHIL_OS project supported by The Ethical Data Initiative at the TUM Think Tank.

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