Center for Open Science

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Researcher Q&A: Introducing Open Science in a College of Allied Health Sciences
Even with strong interest and enthusiasm within an institution, open science cannot implement itself. Meaningful adoption of open practices requires common language, accessible...
Tags: preprints, Transparency, OSF, Community, Research Best Practices, Transparency & Reproducibility, Open Science, Training, Research Tools
Introducing the EEG and ERP Methods Template: Q&A with Gisela Govaart and Antonio Schettino
Preregistration is a key open science practice that helps researchers plan studies in advance by specifying hypotheses, methods, and analysis plans before collecting or analyzing...
Tags: Transparency, Preregistration, OSF, Research Best Practices, Transparency & Reproducibility, Open Science, Social Sciences
Introducing the Theory-Based Predictions in Social Science Preregistration Template: Q&A with Andrew Cesare Miller
Social scientists routinely use theory to make predictions about future events—from electoral outcomes to conflict dynamics to policy effects. These predictions help shape public...
Tags: Transparency, Preregistration, OSF, Research Best Practices, Transparency & Reproducibility, Open Science, Social Sciences
Building the Open Science Ecosystem: A Recap and Future Vision
As 2025 comes to a close, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on how far the OSF Open Science Ecosystem (OSE) initiative has come, celebrate what we accomplished this year, and...
Tags: Infrastructure, OSF, Collaboration, Open Source, Open Source Ecosystem
It Takes a Campus: Building Cross-Campus Collaborations to Support Research Computing and Data Needs
This blog post is based on a webinar that explored how institutions develop cross-campus models to meet changing research and computing data needs. The panel featured presenters...
Tags: Collaboration, Community, Open Science, Academia, Data Management, Librarians
Expanding Our Work in the EU: An Update on COS's Next Steps
For more than a decade, the Center for Open Science (COS) has advanced openness, integrity, and trustworthiness in research worldwide. This work has connected us with researchers,...
Tags: Open Science
Predicting Replicability Challenge: Round 1 Results and Round 2 Opportunity
Replicability refers to observing evidence for a prior research claim in data that is independent of the prior research. It is one component of establishing credibility of...
Tags: Replication, Reproducibility, Research, Collaboration, Replicability
Libraries and Open Science: Overlaps and Gaps with the Research Community
This blog post is based on a webinar that explored how libraries and research communities collaborate on open science initiatives. View the recording here.Academic libraries...
Tags: Community, Open Science, Data Management, Librarians
Growing the Coalition: Where the Metascience Alliance Is Headed
Improving research works best when efforts are coordinated, not fragmented. The Metascience Alliance is a coalition for coordination and collaboration, connecting stakeholders,...
Tags: Research, Collaboration, metascience, Metascience Alliance
From Open Science to AI: Benchmarking LLMs on Reproducibility, Robustness, and Replication
At the Center for Open Science (COS), our work is about making research more transparent, rigorous, and verifiable. As AI tools enter the research workflow, we need evidence about...
Tags: Replication, Reproducibility, Research, Collaboration, Replicability, AI