This past weekend, the sixth-annual MozFest — Mozilla’s celebration of the open Web — convened hackers, teachers and organizers from across the globe to address some of the most pressing issues facing the Web today. Together, we explored how we … Continue reading
This Friday marks the start of our sixth-annual Mozilla Festival, better known as MozFest. Each year, community members from around the globe gather in London to build, teach and learn about the Web, and create an Internet that’s more open … Continue reading
The Week in Review is our roundup of what’s new in open science from the past week. If you have news or announcements you’d like passed on to the community, be sure to share on Twitter with @MozillaScience and @arlissc99, … Continue reading
To help prevent repetitive stress injury from hitting “refresh” continuously, Mozilla contributor Archaeopteryx built an add-on that puts a counter for end of year fundraising right in the Firefox browser toolbar. Our campaign ramps up November 15 and we’re aiming … Continue reading
The Mozilla Festival (or “MozFest”) 2015 is almost upon us, and our Open Science track is really shaping up for another great year. Examine the potential of the open web to re-define how we experiment, analyze and share scientific knowledge. … Continue reading
Christopher Bohl is a web developer and recent graduate of Dev Bootcamp Chicago. He is a founding contributor to RideW/Me, an open-source project co-created with Mozilla Hive Chicago that makes it easy for high school students to find educational opportunities and … Continue reading
