Open Science and Research Dissemination

Catalog

• I need to align my open science practices with funder requirements. Help me: 1) Check funder data sharing mandates (NIH
• I need to archive my research for long-term preservation. Help me: 1) Use trustworthy repositories (university
• I need to choose appropriate Creative Commons license. Help me: 1) Understand license options (CC0
• I need to engage in post-publication peer review. Guide me: 1) Use platforms like PubPeer or PubMed Commons
• I need to engage with open science as reviewer or editor. Help me: 1) Request data and code when reviewing
• I need to make my code and analysis scripts available. Help me: 1) Clean and document code thoroughly
• I need to make my conference presentations open. Help me: 1) Share slides on OSF
• I need to make my dissertation or thesis open access. Help me: 1) Check university requirements for deposit
• I need to make my meta-analysis transparent and open. Help me: 1) Preregister meta-analysis protocol (PROSPERO)
• I need to navigate copyright and publisher policies for sharing. Help me: 1) Check publisher's self-archiving policy (SHERPA/RoMEO)
• I need to preregister my study before data collection. Help me: 1) Choose platform (OSF
• I need to publish open access. Help me: 1) Understand types (gold
• I need to share my research materials and protocols. Help me: 1) Describe materials and procedures in detail
• I need to share qualitative data ethically. Help me: 1) Assess risks to participants from sharing
• I need to teach open science to students. Guide me: 1) Integrate open science into research methods courses
• I need to use open peer review platforms. Help me: 1) Submit to journals with open review (eLife
• I need to use open science badges. Help me: 1) Understand badge types (Open Data
• I need to use persistent identifiers (DOIs
• I need to use version control for my research. Help me: 1) Use Git for tracking changes in code and writing
• I need to write a data availability statement. Help me: 1) State where data can be accessed (specific repository and DOI)
• I'm advocating for open science in my institution. Guide me: 1) Join or form open science working groups
• I'm building a reproducible research workflow. Help me: 1) Document all steps from raw data to results
• I'm conducting a replication study. Guide me: 1) Contact original authors for materials and clarifications
• I'm contributing to collaborative open science projects. Guide me: 1) Join large-scale collaborations (Psychological Science Accelerator
• I'm contributing to open educational resources. Guide me: 1) Create teaching materials with open license
• I'm creating a living systematic review. Guide me: 1) Set up infrastructure for continuous updates
• I'm creating a registered report. Guide me: 1) Choose journal that accepts registered reports
• I'm creating computational notebooks for reproducibility. Guide me: 1) Use Jupyter notebooks or R Markdown
• I'm making my research workflow transparent. Guide me: 1) Document all analysis decisions
• I'm participating in open data challenges or competitions. Guide me: 1) Find competitions relevant to field (Kaggle
• I'm participating in open peer review. Guide me: 1) Understand if reviews will be published with article
• I'm posting a preprint before peer review. Guide me: 1) Choose preprint server (bioRxiv
• I'm sharing my research data publicly. Guide me: 1) Choose appropriate repository (OSF
• I'm sharing null results and non-significant findings. Guide me: 1) Submit to journals accepting null results (PLOS ONE
• I'm using containers (Docker
• I'm using FAIR principles for data management. Guide me: 1) Make data Findable (metadata
• I'm using open lab notebooks. Guide me: 1) Choose platform (GitHub
• I'm using Open Science Framework (OSF) comprehensively. Help me: 1) Create project for each research study
• I'm using open science to increase research impact. Guide me: 1) Share preprints for early visibility
• I'm using preregistration templates effectively. Guide me: 1) Choose template fitting study design (OSF