For this reason, the concept of Citizen Science has also attracted attention, as it encompasses collaboration and partnership between professional scientists and volunteers in scientific activities—citizens again assume an important role in scientific work, from data collection, problem identification and methodology design to dissemination of results [ 15 ]. Thus, this new model makes clear the importance of making science increasingly transparent and easily accessible to everyone, highlighting the limitations of managing ethically problematic areas of science and innovation and the emergence of new technologies [19, 20 ].
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