Incentivizing Open Science
Incentivizing Open Science
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osrr-paper-badger
slides for Christie!On Github acabunoc / osrr-paper-badger
Incentivizing Open Science
In non-manuscript scientific prodcuts
Thank you Christie! Thank you for bringing focus and concentration to such an important topic.abbycabs.hello();
I work for the Mozilla Foundation where I'm the Lead Developer for the Mozilla Science Lab.
I want to use the web to move science forward.
I work for the science lab *because* I want to use the web & it's power to make things open. I was working in research labs, and we were dealing with so much data & analysis. It was easy to see how the openness and collaboration available on the web could make science better.abbycabs.history();
Lead Developer for WormBase, Ontario Institute for Cancer Research
Bioinformatic Research Specialist, Michigan State University
Our mission is to ensure the Internet is a global public resource, open and accessible to all.
Making research collaborative, accessible, and usable.
Science Lab - applying Mozilla's mission to a very interesting community of practice. Where they have some very interesting and specific problems:transparency
→participation
→collaboration
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on the web
transparency
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(understanding software is an onramp to open science & collaboration)
Making research collaborative, accessible, and usable
We facilitate learning around open source and data sharing, and empower others to lead in their communities.
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Acknowledgements
Arfon Smith, Matt Jones, Mark Hahnel, Lars Holm Nielsen, Amye Kenall, Laura Paglione, Brian Hole, Austin Davis-Richardson, Ai Deng, Robert Peters, Garth Henson, Anita Perala, Ali Al Dallal, Will Simpson, Alister Cole, Adam Blaine, Matt Mokary, Stefan Neamtu, Luke Coy + many more
(+ the Mozilla Science Lab! Kaitlin ThaneyArliss Collins, Zannah Marsh, Aurelia Moser, Steph Wright)