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Questions concerning "Open Science", or research done in full view of the public eye, with a focus on accessibly and reproducibility, including tools to enable such access.
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What does "open" mean in science?
"Transparent"
If I had to condense the meaning of open in open science to a single word, it would be transparent.
The primary purpose of having open source software, accessible data, open access pub …
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What criteria does a research project need to match to be called open science?
On his site opencontent.org, Dave Wiley maintains a document describing what "open" means with respect to open content. Admittedly, this site and Wiley's work focuses on education and OER (open educat …
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Can open science project be performed/published by non-scientists?
No specific training or credential is required to make a meaningful intellectual or technical contribution to an open science project. Training, credentials, where/how research outputs are published, …
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Risks of shifting to post-publication review
I've heard some compelling arguments from open science advocates for a system of reviewing scientific research outputs that focuses almost exclusively on post-publication peer review. The idea is that …
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Are virtual machines good for reproducibility and open science?
Virtual machines (VMs) provide a way for scientists to package not only scientific software, but also data, external dependences, and even entire operating system configurations, facilitating a faithf …
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