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Open science
The document discusses the concept of open science, emphasizing the importance of openly sharing scientific knowledge throughout the discovery process. It outlines various schools of thought regarding open science, highlights historical contexts, and considers modern advancements and challenges in scientific research dissemination. The text also touches upon crowd science and collaborative projects, noting how they differ from traditional science practices.
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- 1. OPEN SCIENCE SÖNKE BARTLING(dkfz) SASCHA FRIESIKE (Humboldt Institut für Internet und Gesellschaft)
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- 10. BUT SCIENCE ISOPEN!
- 11. » … whenthe journal system was developed in the 17th and 18th centuries it was an excellent example of open science. The journals are perhaps the most open system for the dissemination of knowledge that can be constructed — if you’re working with 17th century technology. But, of course, today we can do a lot better.« — Michael Nielsen
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- 13. »Open science isthe idea that scientific knowledge of all kinds should be openly shared as early as is practical in the discovery process.« — Michael Nielsen
- 14. OPEN SCIENCE: ONETERM FIVE SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT
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- 27. INSTANCES OF OPENSCIENCE
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- 49. HISTORY AND ATTRIBUTIONIS ALWAYS ASSURED …
- 52. DYNAMIC PUBLICATION FORCLINICAL STUDIES Outline registration Constant adding of new patients When significane niveau is reached beginning conclusion Mulitcentric cooperation
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- 58. Abstract / Talk Paper Review Book Completeness/ Audience / Maturity Timeliness / Promptness Letter
- 59. Abstract / talk Paper Review Book Microblog Statusupdate Comment/blog Wiki update Letter Timeliness / Promptness Completeness / Audience / Maturity
- 60. Abstracts, papers, ... Assessmentphase Create phase Publication phase RESEARCHTODAY PositiveresultsNegativeresults Lost ideas Lost knowledge
- 61. RESEARCHINTHEFUTURE Micro blogs, wikiupdates, online discussions, abstracts, blog posts, papers … Micro blogs, wiki updates, online discussions, abstracts, blog posts, papers … Abstracts, papers, ... Assessment phase Create phase Publication phase RESEARCHTODAY PositiveresultsNegativeresults Lost ideas Lost knowledge PositiveresultsNegativeresults
- 67. WHAT DRIVES ACADEMICDATA SHARING?
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- 71. PROJECTPARTICIPATION openclosed closed open DISCLOSURE OFINTERMEDITAE INPUTS Crowd Science Traditional Science with disclosure of data and logs (e.g., as required by funding agencies, journals) Traditional »mertonian« science Innovation contests crowdsourcing (e.g., Innocentive, Mechanical Turk) Franzoni, C., Sauermann, S. (2014). Crowd science: The organization of scientific research in open collaborative projects. Research Policy
- 72. TYPICALSKILLREQUIREMENT NATURE OF THETASK OUTSOURCED Independent subtask well-structured Interdependent subtask ill-structured Common human skill Specialized human skill Domain-specific (expert) skill eBird Collective problem-solving Distributed data-problems Distributed coding Distributed sub-problems connect2decode Polymath folditopen dinosaur whale songs Franzoni, C., Sauermann, S. (2014). Crowd science: The organization of scientific research in open collaborative projects. Research Policy
- 74. SO WHAT SEEMSTO BE THE PROBLEM?
- 77. THAT BE ALLFOR TODAY
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- #5 Saturn, die zwei Bumps entdeckt – er konnte sich mit seinem teleskop nicht so richtig einen reim drauf machen – erst spaeter mit huygens
- #45 Sie war bis zum Ende des Mittelalters ein Standardwerk der Astronomie und enthielt neben einem ausführlichen Sternenkatalog eine Verfeinerung des von Hipparchos von Nicäa vorgeschlagenen geozentrischen Weltbildes, das später nach ihm Ptolemäisches Weltbild genannt wurde.
- #46 Nikolaus Kopernikus beziehungsweise Nicolaus Copernicus (* 19. Februar 1473 in Thorn; † 24. Mai 1543 in Frauenburg) war ein Frauenburger Domherr, Jurist, Administrator und Arzt im Dienste des Fürstbistums Ermland in Preußen, der seine freie Zeit der Mathematik und Astronomie widmete. In seinem Werk De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium beschrieb er das heliozentrische Weltbild des Sonnensystems, gemäß dem sich die Erde um die eigene Achse dreht und sich zudem wie die anderen Planeten um die Sonne bewegt.
- #50 Wir haben jetzt ein Beispiel für eine neue, mögliche Publiatkonsform gesehen ...