What happens when you give the same data to 29 research teams?
Last year, we recruited 29 teams of researchers and asked them to answer the same research question with the same data set.
Last year, we recruited 29 teams of researchers and asked them to answer the same research question with the same data set.
The EU will fund research into the development of a unified European open science cloud
The director of the Mozilla Science Lab discusses its course on scientific computing together with researchers who have taken the training.
Nature. Toolbox: Q & A.
Technologie ist manchmal wie eine leistungssteigernde Droge: Man muss bereits sehr gut sein. Technik kann nur dabei helfen, die entscheidenden fünf oder zehn Prozent besser zu werden. Und wenn dich keiner mag, kann auch die beste Technik deine Popularitätswerte nicht wesentlich steigern.
This report seeks to further explore the possibilities of metrics for datasets (…) and an effective reward system that aligns the main interests of the main stakeholders involved in the process. (…) The most important recommendations include the general adoption of data sharing and data publication among scholars; the development of a reward system for scientists that includes data metrics; reducing the costs of data publication; reducing existing negative cultural perceptions of researchers regarding data publication; developing standards for preservation, publication, identification and citation of datasets; more coordination of data repository initiatives; and further development of interoperability protocols across different actors.
A demonstration on recycling data by Peter Murray-Rust, University of Cambridge, UK.
The Global Young Academy, that sees itself to help empowering and mobilizing young scientists to address issues of particular importance to early career scientists, published a statement on Open Science on the Open Knowledge Foundation website.
Especially, the statement wants to address still existing obstacles that stand in the way of releasing Open Science, such as financial stability, scientific sustainability and data sustainability.
Scientific data can be quite abstract, but for those who aren’t so good at abstract thinking and who learn by doing or touching, sculpture offers a way to make weather data tactile.
PLOS Blogs.