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  • Science Communication
  • Participatory Research

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  • Citizen science is an emerging paradigm for knowledge generation, emphasizing societal participation.
  • Co-creation is a fundamental aspect of citizen science, fostering collaborative work within and across societal sectors.
  • The H2020 SISCODE project investigates the role and application of co-creation in citizen science initiatives.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To deepen the understanding of co-creation within various citizen science contexts.
  • To present a heuristic model for analyzing co-creation processes.
  • To explore the practical application and implications of co-creation in citizen science.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a heuristic model to conceptualize co-creation.
  • Application of the heuristic model to analyze case studies from the SISCODE project.
  • Qualitative analysis of co-creation dynamics in selected citizen science initiatives.

Main Results:

  • Co-creation is a multifaceted process occurring within and between different societal domains.
  • The heuristic model provides a framework for dissecting and understanding co-creation in practice.
  • Case study analyses reveal key learnings regarding the implementation of co-creation in citizen science.

Conclusions:

  • Co-creation is vital for effective citizen science, enabling collaborative knowledge production.
  • The proposed heuristic model offers valuable insights for researchers and practitioners in citizen science.
  • Further research is needed to refine the understanding and application of co-creation across diverse scientific fields.