Kickoff: Open Science

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Organizes an open-science track that aims to map gaps in the scientific tech stack and connect concrete research use cases to tools like IPFS, with the explicit claim that tooling — not definitions — is the missing piece. Uses a Telegram channel to collect and queue questions, schedules sessions as question-heavy talks (about two-thirds presentation, one-third discussion), and enforces simple hand signals for multilingual engagement; the setup is built to increase live interaction and it proves workable for tracking and prioritizing community needs.

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