Discovery Call with Our Sci LLC

Get to know & explore synergies with Greg Austic, cofounder of Our Sci LLC.
This event is entirely open and dedicated to your interests.

May 26, 2022

04:00 - 4:30 PM CEST

10:00 - 10:30 AM EDT 

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Our Sci is an international open source software development community whose transparent tools help back up climate resilience claims as well as supporting community research across sectors through judgement free, open source tools for comparability of data. Our Sci can support any coherent community, municipalities as well as large-scale public science.

Primary users of Our Sci's solutions today include the Ecosystem Services Marketplace Consortium (ESMC), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Carbofarm in Europe.

"Our Sci is building some of the key utilities for conducting large-scale public science. (...) The great potential with SurveyStack is really to allow for the aggregation of data without commodification. We can aggregate without losing resolution, sovereignty and control over data. We can aggregate without losing attribution and that is a really powerful pathway, because of what it allows us to do,"
says Dr. Dorn Cox, project lead and founder of OpenTEAM

"Greg Austic does a lot of work in terms of making sure that we could display the work instructions as we went along, because that was not something that previous users had asked for. Thus the collaboration was definitely critical to informing what we have ended up with and it is still ongoing,"
says Dr. Jenny Molloy, Senior Research Associate at the University of Cambridge, founder of Beneficial Bio Ltd and founding member of GOSH Gathering for Open Science Hardware

“SurveyStack has now become this amazing, deeply thought Open Source framework for interoperable data. Through SurveyStack we are able to say with confidence ‘Yes, those quote unquote regenerative practices do connect with increased soil carbon as well as do connect with nutrient levels in food being increased’. And it is being understood by groups as disparate as the USDA and millions of smallholder growers in the global south to be a valuable framework,"
says Dan Kittredge, organic farmer who launched the Bionutrient Food Association