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Cal Poly - An Overview of Open Science
The document discusses the importance of open science and the obligation of scientists to ensure reproducibility and trustworthiness in their work. It outlines the benefits of open access to scientific data and publications, as well as the challenges faced in implementing open data policies. Additionally, it highlights the need for a cultural shift towards data stewardship and the public availability of research outputs.
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- 28. OA: OA Journals • Some charge authors but many don’t • Waived fees if institution has a subscription • Institutions have funds for paying fees
- 29. OA: OA Repositories • House articles for authors • Articles can be in OA journals or traditional journals • Post-print archiving is… explicitly allowed by ~60% of journals allowed by almost all others by request • Solves pricing and permission problems Holdup: Authors aren’t doing it
- 30. The policy coversmore than 8,000 UC faculty at all 10 campuses of the University of California, and as many as 40,000 publications a year. UC is the largest public research university in the world and its faculty members receive roughly 8% of all research funding in the U.S.
- 31. OA Repositories List OpenDOAR www.opendoar.org Universityof Nottingham, UK
- 32. NAY Are there any SAY ERS downsides to OA? “Publishers are necessary for scholarly communication” • Important “gatekeeper” role • Maintain scholarly reputation of journal • Arrange for peer review • Edit and index articles Association of American Publishers (AAP) lobbying against open publication
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- 41. Benefits Reproduce research Find &fix bugs Extend utility: new software Community effort tcpermaculture.com • • • •
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- 49. My website Email me Tweetme My slides carlystrasser.net [email protected] @carlystrasser slideshare.net/carlystrasser