Seven Reasons to Work Reproducibly
August 6th, 2019
The following is a guest post from Dalson Figueiredo and Nicole Janz who helped to co-author Seven Reasons Why: A User's Guide to Transparency and Reproducibility, the first...
Tags: Reproducibility, open science initiatives, Brazil, transparent workflow
How to Build an Open Science Network in Your Community
August 5th, 2019
If you’re familiar with the open science movement, you may have also experienced the reality that the implementation of open practices hasn't been driven by a wide-scale adoption...
Tags: Community, Culture Change, Webinars, Grassroots Networks
How to Collaborate with Industry Using Open Science
July 12th, 2019
Authors: Samuel Robson, Brooklyn Corbett, Duncan McCarthy, Gianni Ribeiro, Rachel Searston, Jason Tangen, Matthew Thompson After several years working on fundamental cancer...
Tags: Collaboration, Open Science, Industry
Registered Reports and PhD’s – What? Why? How? An Interview with Chris Chambers
June 18th, 2019
This interview was originally published in December 2018 of PsyPag Quarterly, Issue 109, and was reposted with permission from PsyPAG, which is supported by the British...
Tags: publishing, Preregistration, Registrations, RR
New OSF Registries Enhancements Improve Efficiency and Quality of Registrations
June 12th, 2019
We’re excited to announce new user improvements to OSF Registries, a scholarly repository designed to facilitate transparency and rigor in research. With OSF Registries, you can...
Tags: Technology, Registrations, OSF Registries
Strategy for Culture Change
June 11th, 2019
Behavior change is hard. Whatever its faults, the status quo is familiar and the warts are known. The status quo is also easy to maintain. Just do nothing, inertia takes care of...
Tags: Reproducibility, Open Science, Culture Change, Behavior Change
The Rise of Open Science in Psychology, A Preliminary Report
June 3rd, 2019
Open science is on the rise. Across disciplines, there are increasing rates of sharing data, making available underlying materials and protocols, and preregistering studies and...
Tags: Psychology, OSF, Academic Rank, Open Science
A Critique of the Many Labs Projects
May 28th, 2019
From left to right: Rick Klein (leader of Many Labs 1, 2, and 4), Charlie Ebersole (leader of Many Labs 3 and 5), and Olivia Atherton (leader of Many Labs 3). The Many Labs...
Tags: Many Labs, Replication, crowdsourcing
OSF: Origin, growth, and what’s next
May 14th, 2019
Over 150,000 users have joined OSF, a milestone on the journey towards open and reproducible research. This provides an opportunity to thank many who have contributed to this...
Tags: Technology
Looking Back on the Prereg Challenge and Forward To More Credible Research
February 4th, 2019
Just over three years ago, we launched the Prereg Challenge with support from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation as an education campaign designed to initiate preregistration...
Tags: Preregistration

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