We are celebrating 20 years of science impact
Solving the mysteries of bioscience
Foundational Science Fuels Breakthroughs
Inspiring Next-Generation Scientists
A campaign by the Allen Institute to celebrate and promote the value of open science
Expanding Impact
Now in its fourth year, Open Science Week will take place Sept. 11-17, 2023. Leaders, producers, educators and users of open science are encouraged to engage with this year’s campaign by recognizing the expanding impact of open science.
A celebration of open science in all its forms – Open Science Week calls attention to scientists and organizations who share their tools, resources and data openly to accelerate research and discovery. This annual celebration, founded and coordinated by the Allen Institute, takes place during the third week of September.
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Brains, Cells, & Immune Systems: 20 Years of Impact at the Allen Institute
On September 28, we hosted a free public event at the Allen Institute celebrating and reflecting on our contributions to open science over the past 20 years.
The event will included science talks by our researchers on foundational knowledge of the brain, the cell, and the immune system—and discussions on what this work means for understanding life and advancing health.
Watch the talks
09.15.2023
03.16.2023
Open Science at the Allen Institute
Open science sticker contest | 2023
What does open science mean to you? To celebrate 20 years of open science at the Allen Institute, we welcomed creative answers in the form of artwork from youth ages 5-14.
One winner and one honorable mention were be selected by a panel of judges led by our education team and including scientific staff. Judging criteria included creativity, artistic talent, and how well the design encompasses or represents our theme or suggested topics in open science.
Winning sticker
What does open science mean to you?
“Open science is the multidisciplinary sharing of and collaboration on scientific data, results, and methods in furtherance of progressive science for the good of the planet and mankind.”
Honorable mention
“Being curious and creative to make new discoveries that may make the world a better place.”
