The Book

The Book: Kollaboration - Vejen til åben forskning og åben innovation

Joining forces with David Budzt Petersen, Jakob Wested and Kristian Martiny, as part of the not for profit organisation Collaboratorium, the book was crafted. Looking upon the collaborative challenges in both Cognitive Science, Law and Policy making. The four, who together with Daniel Oxenhandler, had formed the Collaboratorium, continued experimenting with the many assets and challenges of creating collaboration.

The new Thirdroom platform was slowly taking shape, as the team, together with Katja, discovered the important aspects of making the right "room" and incentive structures for collaboration.

ABOUT the BOOK

Collaboration: Open Science and Open Innovation

Authored by David Budtz Pedersen, Kristian Martiny, Jakob Wested & Alfred Birkegaard

Collaboration needs specific frames to enable it. In this book about the history, challenges, cognitive and legal frames, we explore how to provide the right conditions for fostering collaboration.

The book’s profound impact is that academic institutions and corporations cannot take collaboration for granted - it is a constant challenge to nurture and encourage Open Science and Open Innovation.

CHAPTER 1

Introduction to the New Paradigm of Collaboration. Diving into what Collaboration is and means. Describing the distinction between competition, co-operation and collaboration. Introducing Douglas C. Engelbarts concept of "Collective intelligence" and the "the human" and "tool system".

Drawing created by Thirdroom's illustrator Mikllas Lund in 2019