Last year at the Open Science Retreat (#OSR24NL) I have been introduced to nanopubs by @egonw and created my first nanopub declaring citations for a paper using CiTOs (citation ontologies).
Now, travelling to #OSR25CH, due to issues with the train network foreseen with plenty of time, I use the […]
The selfish case has several aspects. One is that transparency can drive research quality, partly by offering greater scope for scrutiny and error detection. We experienced this ourselves recently – a University of Glasgow MSc student downloaded one of our datasets (as a requirement of their course – there is pedagogic value in open research, too) and spotted a mistake, which we were then able to correct.
Proud doesn't begin to cut it seeing this quote from Marcus Munafò in a piece about the need for open science 😍
And just in time for the PsyTeachR contingent to descend upon #OSR24NL next week!
@uofglasgow.bsky.social
#AcademicSky #OpenScience
www.timeshighereducation.com/opinion/fina...
Since #OSR24NL there is now a FOERRT bot on Mastodon (mastodon.social/@FORRT_bot@b...) that highlights syllabi and courses about #OpenScience, #Reproducibility and related subjects. These materials are Open Educational Resources #OER that have been collected in @FORRT’s curated resources.
Outputs created at #OSR24NL #openscience retreat can be found in a collection at ResearchEquals (R=), a modular scholarly publishing platform for diverse/intermediate outputs. The first item in the collection is about "persona non grata" see www.researchequals.com/collections/...
