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So many things came out of the Open Science Retreat this year! 🤩
A bot that shares learning resources, a guidance document for staff assessment, and speculative fiction are just a few examples.
Read this week's newsletter post to dive in 💌
#osr24nl #OpenScience

Check out what happened at the Open Science Retreat 2024! 🤩

Looking for training materials on finding data and data reuse seems harder than I thought... Interesting how there is a lot more material on data sharing and how that is also more comfortable from my side..
#OpenData #RDM #OpenScience

I updated my page of useful #OpenScience research tools and resources with some new additions in the academic search engines including @… @… - I'm sure there are others out there too..
https://sternaparadisaea.net/research-tools-and-resources/

During my morning and evening commute, I enjoyed reading new papers from the paperbots on Mastodon, but every now and then I am reminded of how unbelievably exploitive the academic journals are when I cannot pass the paywall without my uni subscription #OpenAcess 😭 #openscience

Recordings from the Open Research Week 2024 are online
I particularly enjoyed the one on #replication in #history!
#OpenScience #OpenResearch

Today I submitted an application to the @… Fellowship programme!
Many thanks for adjusting this programme so that support staff can also apply!
The aimed project focuses on tracking research objects other than research articles, in order to place the focus more on #OpenScience in #ResearchAssessment.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10939832
I should know more in the next couple of months whether the project is actually selected 😬

Last call for the @… & @… newsletter (planned to be send out early next week)! 📰 🧬
We are always happy to include community news from the intersection of #bioinformatics, #openscience, and #opensource.
So if you have any project updates, upcoming events etc. let me know – or leave a comment/suggested edit directly on GH at https://github.com/OBF/newsletter/pull/39
@…

👉 3 simple rules for creating #OpenScience Policies 👈
1. Develop output policies first and combine them into an Open Science policy later.
2. Policies are about the "what" and "why". The "how" belongs elsewhere (e.g. guidelines).
3. Don't start with the policy, start with the guidelines.
Read more in this week's newsletter post!

3 simple rues for creating Open Science Policies

Together with @… I'm facilitating a panel on #OpenScience in #BioAnth on 10 April!
We will hear from Dr. Siân Halcrow, Dr. Sam Leggett, Dr. Krystal Tsosie and Dr. Trudy Turner and their vision (and challenges) regarding Open Science!
Registration: https://bioanth.org/meetings-and-webinars/aabas-monthly-webinar-series/

I'm all for institutions to "take responsibility for conducting integrity checks and providing validation to the journals"
If they actually take over the journals as well via university presses or university led journals. If journals can't handle all of this (#AddedValue!) maybe we should give that responsibility back to where it belongs...
Blog; #OpenScience #ResearchIntegrity

"If you don’t have a community around a tool that you’re trying to make open, that might be a sign that there’s a challenge to openness" - Angela Oduor Lungati via #100Conversations by @…
#OpenScience

I am super excited to join the Open Research Community Accelerator (#ORCA) Advisory Board, as I get to work with a great team of experts to make #OpenScience much more straightforward for both individual researchers and the organisations supporting them. More info at: https://www.orcaopen.org/!

#NRSD2024
Rogier highlighting how the #OpenScience fund in the Netherlands is a great start, but it is also not a lot of funding compared with other programmes that NWO funds, and it is not covering maintenance costs in the future after the project ends.

It is not too late to get your @… Book Dash application in!
This is our bi-annual contributor event which is loads of fun!
This is also how I learned how to use GitHub, so no previous experience necessary!
Apply by 26 April: #OpenScience #Reproducibility

Year of Open Science Conference recordings
and:
- #OpenScience Plumbing: Infrastructure Enabling and Catalyzing Policy Implementation, particularly where Tim Vines shows us how only icing of the cake is currently visible (~25 min in) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Npl0ZB5F-0&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=5
- The Critical Roles of Grassroots Initiatives and Communities in Increasing Adoption of Open Science https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWkCStJHrwY&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=2
3/4

Year of Open Science Conference recordings
and:
- #OpenScience Plumbing: Infrastructure Enabling and Catalyzing Policy Implementation, particularly where Tim Vines shows us how only icing of the cake is currently visible (~25 min in) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Npl0ZB5F-0&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=5
- The Critical Roles of Grassroots Initiatives and Communities in Increasing Adoption of Open Science https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWkCStJHrwY&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=2
3/4

Year of Open Science Conference recordings
And particularly these two sessions/presentations:
- Evidencing the Prevalence and Impact of #OpenScience Practices #Equity, Training, and Norms), particularly the presentation by Sam Teplitzky on Research Community Outreach with the Open Science Team Agreement (at the end!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJUxwOd29uI&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=35

Year of Open Science Conference recordings
And particularly these two sessions/presentations:
- Evidencing the Prevalence and Impact of #OpenScience Practices #Equity, Training, and Norms), particularly the presentation by Sam Teplitzky on Research Community Outreach with the Open Science Team Agreement (at the end!): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJUxwOd29uI&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=35

A guide for social science journal editors on easing into open science is now published! #OpenScience #ScholComm

"Lauded principles such as #FAIR place too much emphasis on technical aspects of data
sharing, while appropriating the word FAIR without due acknowledgements of ethical, social and justice issues."
#OpenScience could address if it is focused on the underlying problems instead of just at sharing all of the research outputs.

The Year of Open Science, Culminating Conference recordings are out!
You can hear me, and fantastic other panelists!, speak in the session on: The Turing Way: Aligning Professional Roles and Incentives with Open Research session: #OpenScience
#YearOfOpenScience
#TIR @…
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The Year of Open Science, Culminating Conference recordings are out!
You can hear me, and fantastic other panelists!, speak in the session on: The Turing Way: Aligning Professional Roles and Incentives with Open Research session: #OpenScience
#YearOfOpenScience
#TIR @…
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Year of Open Science Conference recordings
Other sessions that I particularly enjoyed:
- Reflections on a #YearOfOpenScience: Initiatives and Achievements Realized and Where to Next: #OpenScience Policy: Security of Open Science Software & Data https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bXostEGS4k&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=6
2/4

Year of Open Science Conference recordings
Other sessions that I particularly enjoyed:
- Reflections on a #YearOfOpenScience: Initiatives and Achievements Realized and Where to Next: #OpenScience Policy: Security of Open Science Software & Data https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bXostEGS4k&list=PLChfyH8TVDGnB_zDCm8d9oonMomfk8v9X&index=6
2/4

I'm proud to share the output that I contributed to during the #OSR24NL last week!
Recognising Open Science practices in higher education staff assessment #OpenScience retreat: can't wait!
#RecognitionRewards #ResearchAssessment

Focused on research #Integrity in the PhD newsletter on #OpenScience of today.
Some webinars/podcast that I found interesting are collected here: https://github.com/EstherPlomp/TNW-PhD-Newsletters/blob/main/Newsletters/20240315-n49.md#research-quality-and-integrity

I'm late to the party:
" In order to fully support the scientific community going forward, data management—and particularly data-sharing standards, quality assurance, and reproducibility—are essential." - Suzanne E. Pilaar Birch and Paul Szpak in #Archaeology #RDM #FAIR #OpenScience