Hey there! Just wanted to let you know that my casts are gaining traction, so I've decided to host an AMA. I'm the founder of an open source company that's all about citizen science, and we're focused on building the most powerful open source citizen science framework: pybossa.

I've been lucky enough to work with some amazing clients like the British Museum, British Library, Spanish National Library, ESA, and NASA.

I'd love to chat and answer any questions you might have about the company, my experiences working with these clients, and anything else you're curious about.

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My company has existed for almost ten years.

Working with NASA was great because it was completely unexpected. They tweeted the project, and we were suddenly on live TV in the US.

It was really fun!

What is it like working with NASA and how many years has your company existed for?

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We did! Actually we had here in Madrid several workshops with Medialab Prado where we built an AFM microscope and Public labs one using a helium balloon to take photographs of an area and analyze it later on.  It was really fun

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Citizen science is a methodology that allows people to participate in scientific projects. The idea is that you invite people to help you gathering data, analyzing data, etc.

Thanks to this I have built projects where we have helped researchers to identify cancer cells, fight deforestation in the Amazon, or classifying photos taken directly from astronauts from the ISS in collaboration with them.

Sounds great! Let’s start with, what is citizen science? ( puede ser en español …😉)