COS Supporter Engagement Series

An OSF Open-Source Ecosystem ⏐ Friday, October 3 @ 12pm ET
Advancing open science through open-source partnerships

For more than a decade, the Open Science Framework has enabled transparent, reproducible research practices for thousands of scientists and scholars. Now, OSF enters an exciting new phase of collaborative development with the global research community.

Join us to discover how we are leveraging open-source software development and community-building strategies to take OSF to the next level.

You’ll hear from OSF user-researchers, our partner developers, and COS staff about:

• How we are using open-source principles to enhance OSF capabilities
• What types of open research techniques will become easier for users to implement
• Examples of collaborative projects already underway
• How you can help us fuel more open science innovation

Introduction

A welcome to the most recent installment of our Supporter Engagement Series.

Participants
Terry Foor
Director of Development, Center for Open Science

OSF Evolving

How can open-source software strategies, and the ideals they represent, enable more transparency and reproducibility across research domains? COS Chief Product Officer Nici Pfeiffer discusses the concept of “lifecycle open science” and the value of open-source collaboration on the Open Science Framework (OSF).

Participants
Nici Pfeiffer
Chief Product Officer, Center for Open Science

An Open-Source Ecosystem for OSF

Our approach to community-driven development of OSF has been years in the making. Learn more about the OSF OSE program and the potential for future partnerships through a conversation with Daniel Steger and Futa Ikeda from the COS Product and Engineering teams.

Participants
Daniel Steger
Technical Community Manager, Center for Open Science

Futa Ikeda
Senior Software Engineer, Center for Open Science

Meet the Projects

Participating project teams have been key partners in helping us make open, reproducible science easier for researchers to practice. Hear from two project members about their experience in the OSF OSE program and the value they see in an ecosystem of OSF integration solutions.

Participants

Joshua de Leeuw
Associate Professor of Cognitive Science, Vassar College
DataPipe project

Jason Wohlgemuth
Research & Development Scientist, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
ACORN project