Towards Open ScienceSandbox Session

TU Delft Library, Anke VersteegSeptember 22, 2017

“ … a WsysWtemic change … shifting from the standard practices of publishing research results in scientific publications towards sharing and using all available knowledge at an earlier stage in the research process“ … a systemic change … shifting from the standard practices of publishing research results in scientific publications towards sharing and using all available knowledge at an earlier stage in the research process

Open Science: “ … a systemic change … shifting from the standard practices of publishing research results in scientific publications towards sharing and using all available knowledge at an earlier stage in the research process”

BENEFITS OF OPEN SCIENCE

Innovation§ Sharing adds value§ Accelerating the progressScience§ Visibility§ Efficiency§ Integrity & Transparency§ Enlarging knowledgebase

YOU CAN MAKE YOUR WORKFLOW MORE OPEN BY …

• adding alternative evaluation, e.g. with altmetrics• communicating through social media, e.g. Twitter• sharing posters & presentations, e.g. at FigShare• using open licenses, e.g. CC0 or CC-BY• publishing open access, ‘green’ or ‘gold’• using open peer review e.g. at Peerage of Science• sharing preprints, e.g. at arXiv, bioRxiv or OSF• using actionable formats, e.g. with Jupyter• open XML-drafting e.g. at Overleaf or Authorea• sharing protocols & workfl. e.g. at MyExperiment• sharing notebooks e.g. at OpenNotebookScience• sharing code e.g. at GitHub with GNU license• sharing data, e.g. at Zenodo, Dryad, Dataverse• pre-registering, e.g. at OSF or AsPredicted• commenting openly, e.g. with Hypothes.is• using shared reference libraries, e.g. with Zotero• sharing (grant) proposals, e.g. at RIO

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TU Delft’s mission§ “TU Delft is dedicated in making a

significant contribution to finding responsible solutions to societal problems, at both a national and international level. Our mission is to deliver Science to Society.

§ Open Science is an important way to spread our mission around the world.”

Karel Luyben, Rector Magnificus

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Open Science

Open Research Publication Research data

OpenEducation

OpenSource

Software

TU Delft Open Science program deliverables until now

§ Open Science How 2 Guide§ PhD workshop, “Making an

Impact with Open Science”§ Policy on Open Access § Policy Data Management to

be defined by December 19, 2017 (CvB)

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openscienceguide.tudelft.nl

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Context forOpen Science

• National Plan Open Science• Open Science Policy Platform

Europe• Funders require open access to

publications and research data • EU: Horizon2020• NL: NWO (STW), ZonMw

• ThispresentationislicensedCC-BY4.0.

• AnkeVersteegTUD,withthankstoBiancaKramer&Jeroen BosmanUU