Partners in Open Science

Commitment to transparency

COS provides products and services to support the efforts of parties seeking to change their communities’ research cultures toward greater openness, integrity, and reproducibility of research. Our partners are organized by the product or service below. View our Mission and Partnership Framework to learn how collaboration is central to our mission, and how we select partners.

OSF Collections
OSF Institutions
OSF Preprints
OSF Registries
Consulting Projects

OSF Collections

OSF Collections is an interface used by funders, journals, societies, communities, and other groups to aggregate and improve the discoverability of related research.

OSF Institutions

OSF Institutions is a platform built on OSF that fosters collaboration among institutional users while raising the visibility of their work through institutional affiliation.

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Brown University

George Washington University

Johns Hopkins University

OSF Preprints

Preprint servers are powered by OSF Preprints, a service designed to accelerate scholarly communication by allowing users to upload papers, share supplemental data, and discover papers before, during, and after peer review.

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Supports OSF Preprints

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Supports OSF Preprints

Supports ECSarXiv

Supports FocUs Archive

Supports MindRXiv

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Supports EngrXiv

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Supports PaleorXiv and EvoEcoRxiv

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Supports NutriXiv

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Supports EdArXiv

Supports PsyArXiv

OSF Registries

OSF Registries is a scholarly repository platform where communities can build aggregations of rigorous registrations to increase the accessibility, discoverability, and reuse of high-quality research.

Consulting Projects

COS partners with mission-aligned parties and special interest groups to address specific and nuanced barriers to scientific progress. The following groups and entities have contracted COS to solve open science related problems, influence the adoption of open practices, and advise on the policies and behaviors critical to the transparency and integrity of science.

At times, COS makes grants to individuals and organizations in support of open science initiatives. For COS grants of $50,000 or less, no overhead costs are permitted. For COS grants larger than $50,000, overhead costs may not exceed 15% of direct project costs.

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