Hi everyone,
GOSH certainly changed my life in many ways, mostly by meeting lots of people and learning from different resources that enabled me to work on the projects I’m working on now.
Some of the outputs I can mention are:
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GOSH Roadmap and Open Hardware session at 1st Open and Citizen Science Workshop in Buenos Aires, Argentina || Notes on the session can be found here
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GOSH Unconference session at OpenCon 2017, Berlin - Notes can be found here
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I mentioned GOSH at a participation in a local community radio programme in Buenos Aires, where we talked about Open Science
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Through GOSH I got to participate in Berlin’s Science Hack Day 2017 where I got involved in a [project] (http://discourse.opentechschool.org/t/documentation-academic-rap/2293) to ‘translate’ academia into human language, in which I plan to work during the next months
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The experiences I got to know at GOSH gave me ideas to work at our local hacklab in Buenos Aires, R’lyeh. We applied to a Mozilla Science Mini Grant with an open hardware air-quality monitor project based on the work of @nanocastro. Application can be found here.
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I added open hardware experiences I got to know at GOSH (and also in the forum) in our open science in Latin America map, which is part of my phD
[EDIT] Forgot to add that I mentioned GOSH in the 32° National Women Encounter in October 2017 - Argentina, in the Science & Technology sessions.