Published June 30, 2020
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Report
Open
A Collection of Open Science Use Cases
Creators
- André Melo1
- Sebastian Rubbert1
- Anton Akhmerov1
- Dennie Hebels2
- Antica Culina3
- Jan de Boer4
- Myrthe Veenman5
- Lea Schumacher5
- Sandra Geiger5
- Maike Dahrendorf5
- Iris Smal5
- Joost de Winter1
- Pavlo Bazilinskyy1
- Joachim Goedhart5
- Przemek Krawczyk6
- Martijn Luijsterburg7
- Liam Connor5
- Joeri van Leeuwen8
- Cameron Brick5
- Klas Kellerborg9
- Meg Perry-Duxbury9
- Pieter van Baal9
- Adriënne Mendrik10
- Alessio Sclocco10
- Maarten van Meersbergen10
- Annette Langedijk11
- 1. Delft University of Technology
- 2. Maastricht University
- 3. Netherlands Institute of Ecology
- 4. Technical University Eindhoven
- 5. University of Amsterdam
- 6. Amsterdam University Medical Centers
- 7. Leiden University Medical Center
- 8. ASTRON
- 9. Erasmus University Rotterdam
- 10. The Netherlands eScience Center
- 11. SURF
Contributors
- 1. Utrecht University
- 2. Delft University of Technology
- 3. Netherlands eScience Center
- 4. Universitair Medisch Centrum Utrecht
- 5. SURF
Description
The Open Science Awards recognize researchers or research students who have used Open Science to make their research more accessible, transparent or reproducible. In the context of the first National Open Science Festival a call for Use Cases was published allowing all researchers and Phd students from Dutch universities, UMCs and research institutes to submit their use case. The call was looking for use cases that explored challenges and difficulties as well as positive experiences and successful outcomes.
This collection of Use Cases is the result of this call.
Use Cases in this Collection:
- Open science practices in Majorana research;
- Studies of Populations of Individuals Birds;
- A webtool for interactive data visualization and data sharing;
- Open science and open data for human factors research;
- cBiT: The Compendium for Biomaterial Transcriptomics;
- The Student Initiative for Open Science (SIOS);
- A practical tool for standardising future costs in economic evaluation;
- Making open psychological datasets more accessible and useful for research and teaching;
- An open-source, open-participation competition for Fast Radio Burst detection.
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OSF_USE CASES_FINAL_JULY_2020.pdf
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