I am excited about more continuous ways to share between these states (on the floor, in buckets, and on the shelf).
Would love to chat more with folks working on #ATscience and scientific schemas to make changes towards more modular and continuous ways of sharing!!
The Open Exchange Architecture is a new standard for science that we are aiming to bring this to life!!
Read more and get involved at:
oxa.dev
(We have an at-proto implementation!)
#ATscience
This allows you to import content from an existing composition:
```
import figure from paper
```
Not **solely** focusing on "packaging figures" (although that is still important!!)
#ATscience
Table: Dimension First Wave Second Wave Core Philosophy Break apart to share Package and compose Researcher Action File separate deposits Work natively, modularity emerges Output State Disconnected pieces Connected, navigable graphs Provenance Lost or manually added Inherited and travels with object System Result Floor covered in Lego bricks Multiplicative, compounding progress
The core philosophy is not requiring modularity as a precondition to sharing — separating it into different spaces to deposit it. But to allow the packaging to expose the modularity through the ways that researchers are already working.
#ATscience
The floor — Lego scattered everywhere, ready for building.
To pull from someone else’s data bucket in Tokyo and pull a protocol from Germany and **remix** them with your ideas to build something new, to learn something new, to discover something new.
#ATscience
The 2010’s prescription was to break research into parts, share each one first. But they are also largely designed for after the work is done.
The bar is still too high to share continuously — those small things that add up to all of the tacit knowledge of science.
#ATscience
The shelf — composed artifacts, like Lego trophies. But today status quo demands they are glued together.
#ATscience
I see modular research as oscillating between three states: the floor, the buckets, and the shelves.
#ATscience
Our mission at @continuous.foundation is to move towards more utility and reuse from those **pieces** of research.
#ATscience
Today science is trapped in a paper-shaped box. We might have open-access to read it, but the contents is locked away or not provided (the scripts, methods, visualizations).
#ATscience
My keynote at the @atproto.science conference about Modular Science last week!
The recording and writeup are here:
articles.continuousfoundation.org/articles/tow...
oxa.dev looking really cool #ATScience
Rowan Cocket presenting on Modular Open Science at ATscience
Matt Akamatsu presenting on modular science and discourse graphs at ATscience
Full crowd excited for ATscience before Ronen Tamari presents on Semble
Maria Antoniak presenting on Lea, a bluesky client for scientists, at ATscience
If you couldn’t make it in person, you can check out our live stream of the #ATscience talks on stream.place - just login below with the account you’re seeing this from!
stream.place/stream1.atmo...
#OpenScience #AtmosphereConf 🧪💻🧬👩🏻🔬
This is a really exciting development for posting scientific content on at-proto. Looking forward to more steps soon. :)
Just made my first post from @curvenote.com to my PDS using the AT Proto variant of OXA 🚀🚀🚀. was still working on this when @row1.ca was giving his #ATScience talk yesterday. More about OXA and links to the PDS record in my post.
opensci.dev/articles/hel...
@mathewlowry.eurosky.social @ronentk.me @atproto.science:
@curvenote.com can now use at-proto backend to publish!!! Yay.
Looking forward to doing what we can to support "Atmospheric Reviews"!!
Let us know how Curvenote can help!
Ha, @ronentk.me just said it at the front of the room!!!
#atscience is an awesome house. Need to throw a better party and bring people over. :)
I was showing someone @curvenote.com editor, and had to clarify that we did most of it in 2021 and meant that we did it by hand. So real blood sweat and tears in there. :)
In the olden-days....
🧪 @row1.ca shows off the power of what this modular approach to science can look like, by creating papers that are more interconnected.
#ATScience #AcademicSky #OpenScience
@row1.ca describes how modern science is a collaborative effort, where we build off prior work, but our communication efforts create artifacts that are “glued” together, making it harder to repurpose and build from
🧪 #ATScience #AcademicSky
Excited to talk about modular science, Open Exchange Architecture, @curvenote.com and @continuous.foundation tomorrow.
Will be a fun day learning all that is going on in this space.
🚀🚀
We're very honored to have @row1.ca & @matsulab.com as keynote speakers at #ATScience!
Rowan & Matt will share their vision "Towards Modular Open Science" on moving beyond isolated papers toward a world of modular & interoperable research objects, leveraging #atproto as a decentralized backbone 🧪✨
Super stoked. 🚀
Really looking forward to the @atproto.science keynote from Rowan of @curvenote.com and Matt of @matsulab.com on what atproto offers Open Science. Hopefully they'll stick around for the rest of the day...
atscience.leaflet.pub/3mfz526irfs2...
Oh no, Zenodo!
Made some #bluesky profile cards for @mystmd.org via the widget interface (widget doesn't feel like right interface, but a handy starting point). Just needed a fetch call to api.bsky.app 🤩 wrote more about it here. more #bsky / #atproto experiments coming.
opensci.dev/articles/blu...
Toothpaste! Didn't see that coming.
@curvenote.com would be happy to help here if you want as well if you want!
Thanks for the note @teonbrooks.com ... have been diving into this and changing my thinking about OXA a bit over the last week and how it can interoperate with at-proto and @standard.site.
