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Just had an idea: does OSF support something like a simple database? I.e. you can make an API request and it will log & archive a bit of JSON for you? Or is there some other open service that can do that?
Centre for Open Science Statement on U.S. Executive Orders and the Future of Open Scholarship
https://www.cos.io/about/news/cos-statement-on-the-future-of-open-scholarship
At the Center for Open Science (COS), our mission is…
www.cos.ioNew study: 58% of studies #preregistered on #OSF before Nov 2017 have been conducted but not publicly shared. When asked why not, most authors cited lack of time or changing jobs "followed by null results & rejections during peer review."
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A new study estimates that 58% of studies #preregistered on #OSF before November 2017 have been conducted but not yet publicly shared. "Emails asking researchers why studies remained unpublished, logistical issues (e.g., lack of time, researchers changing jobs) were the most common cause, followed by null results and rejections during peer review."
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/25152459241296031
Hahaha #Trump!
#Rappler. #RegimeChange Tool in the #Philippines loses "$2M in grants from #USAID and (#NED)."
They "Partnered with the US State Dept “democracy promotion” initiatives. Funded by #OpenSocietyFoundations (#Soros #OSF) & #OmidyarNetwork. Worked with US Embassy in Manila on “media training” programs for Philippine #journalists.
What they do: Rappler brands itself as the Philippines’ leading “independent” #investigativenews outlet..." https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/138155/ https://t.me/DDGeopolitics/138154
With the developments in the US - are data stored on the Open Science Framework (OSF) now in danger?
Should I migrate my materials somewhere else? If so, where?
I use the #OSF #preregistration tool extensively, but I don't find the online form suitable for drafting. Online collaboration, commenting, track changes, and version history is not possible. I've had bad experiences with simultaneous editing and the wrong user finalizing preregs as administrator.
In our lab we've transferred the online form to a Word file that we use an online file to plan the preregistration before copying it into the OSF form. It's available here in case it could be useful for others: https://osf.io/ufzra #OpenScience
We're committed to making your research journey smoother. That's why we've introduced Support Beacons on the OSF. Learn more about this helpful new feature and how it can assist you every step of the way: https://www.cos.io/blog/osf-support?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=beacons
We’re thrilled to announce a pilot of our new OSF Help…
www.cos.io We're excited to introduce a pilot of a new education and resource feature on the OSF!
Our new Help Beacons will provide tailored, on-page help for dashboard, projects, registries, preprints, and search pages. Click the beacon, get the guidance, and share your feedback on our survey here: https://airtable.com/apphPB2HPzC1ty7Td/pagErwWuUvOxJ0mtX/form
Your input helps shape the future of the OSF.
Airtable is a low-code platform for building collaborative…
AirtableПрактический курс «Открытая наука» посвящен инструментам воспроизводимости: OSF, Zenodo, Zotero, Git/GitHub, RStudio/Quarto и Docker. Узнайте, как сделать ваши исследования прозрачными, совместными и воспроизводимыми. Идеально подходит для аспирантов и ученых из всех областей.
#science #openscience #docker #git #zotero #markdown #R #quarto #OSF #zenodo
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Curso prático de Ciência Aberta focado em ferramentas…
GitHubWonder in #psych #research & #longitudinal data, how our #between-person research is still driving our #within-person studies?
#new: "The #Between-Not-Within #fallacy coined and exemplified: why studying a within-person uniform #measurement #bias is driven by between-person differences in intensive longitudinal data"
#Preprint
#OSF
https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/7x8sg
#RG
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/383097801_The_Between-Not-Within_fallacy_coined_and_exemplified_why_studying_a_within-person_uniform_measurement_bias_is_driven_by_between-person_differences_in_intensive_longitudinal_data/stats
#EcologicalMomentaryAssessment #ema
#AmbulatoryAssessment #AA
#DailyDiary #dd
#ExperienceSamplingMethods
The Open Science Framework (OSF) can be a powerful tool for researchers across all disciplines. Join our webinar on July 8th for a hands-on exploration of OSF's powerful features and workflows.
Gain valuable skills to: Tackle common research challenges with practical OSF insights
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New blog post about transitioning our group procedures from an OSF wiki to a #Quarto book:
https://datascience.cct.arizona.edu/news/migrating-our-group-procedures-quarto
We're excited to introduce a new OSF feature that makes it possible and easy for education researchers to make their research FAIR during our upcoming webinar on 05/23!
Joining us are experts from LDbase who will introduce their template and demonstrate how its use promotes FAIR sharing in education research. We will highlight the metadata value and explain how OSF makes it easy to make research FAIR.
We hope to see you there! Register to attend: https://cos-io.zoom.us/webinar/register/9317150959403/WN_dk_X-105SZK4hP2e_-q_MA
Join us for a webinar on March 18 at 11 am ET to learn how the OSF can support your open science practices! Dive into real-world use cases and explore how the OSF can streamline key workflows. Secure your spot now: https://cos-io.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_UUBwCFleS-auwOT4SHTkRQ#/registration
This webinar explores a variety of use cases highlighting…
cos-io.zoom.usI am not a fan of #OSF's decision to gatekeep #preprints at all. I understand that minting DOIs costs money, but moderating at the individual preprint level is just not the way to do that. I've been bounced from arXiv before for entirely arbitrary reasons, and the appeals process amounted to "show us when it's been accepted to a journal and we'll post it." All digital social spaces need some form of moderation, but closed pre-moderation of individual submissions is far from the only model, and is antithetical to "democratizing science" and the purpose of preprints: to share work without prior justification and validation of your work. The email here says preprints will be public at the time of submission, but the linked documents disagree, saying they will only be visible after moderation - not a promising start to a transparent moderation system.
The argument here is nonsense - who asked them to take on the mantle of protecting the scholarly impact metrics that keep us yoked to an extraordinarily exploitative publishing system? Was there rampant gaming of the system? Shouldn't that be a signal that the metrics are the problem, rather than signal a need for gatekeeping preprints? Presumably daddy Elsevier came knocking, but since there's no further explanation, we're left with nonsense - again not a promising start.
Many of us had hope that preprints would bring radical change to science, a transitional stage away from traditional journals, but since instead they increasingly want to act like traditional journals I suppose we'll need to keep moving. The only way through is to acknowledge half measures get us nowhere, and that the many-billion dollar for-profit publishing industry is not our friend.
Love how the new Global Flourishing Study #gfs is making early data access available through @CenterforOpenScience #osf only to preregistered studies. This is a great step toward pulling #ReproducibleResearch and #opendata more reliably together. https://www.cos.io/blog/how-humanity-flourishes
A new research project, one that is huge in both scale…
www.cos.io@christof @seanfobbe I don't see a substantive online comparison of #Zenodo vs #OSF, and neither platform's FAQ mentions the 'competition'. Are they effectively equivalent? What might I be missing as an OSF user?
Hi friends! I was wondering if anyone would be willing to send me examples of people or groups using the #OSF in cool/helpful/interesting ways - this could be in any field, for any purpose. Feel free to post them in response to this thread or message me them privately. Thank you! #OpenScience