How UK Biobank is democratising access to large-scale genomic and phenotypic data for discovery science by Lacey, B, Allen, N, Effingham, M, Pancholi, M, Carson, L, Burkitt-Gray, L, Collins, R

The development of dynamic archaeological publications by Rahtz, S, Hall, W, Allen, T

“…Will this result in the democratisation of archaeological knowledge on a global basis? …”

The importance of being thorough: On systematic accumulations of 'what works' in education research by Oancea, A, Pring, R

“…The article, though recognising the fruit of such centres, challenges the epistemological basis of such a narrowing of what counts as research, and, in doing so, analyses what is meant by evidence, the different kinds and strengths of evidence and the consequent need to democratise the search and appraisal of evidence in the constant refinement and criticism of the evidence. © 2008 Journal of the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain.…”

Plans and performances: Parallels in the production of science and music by de Roure, D, Klyne, G, Page, K, Pybus, J, Weigl, D, Wilcoxson, M, Willcox, P

“…Both domains are increasingly data-intensive, with the adoption of new technology, and also socially intensive with democratised and growing citizen engagement. The music industry has embraced digital technology throughout the lifecycle from composition to consumption; scientific practice, and scholarly communication, are also undergoing transformation. …”