Ian Sullivan

Open Practices Trainer at the Center for Open Science.

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@Heinonmatti @BrianNosek @LorneJCampbell @psforscher Your best bet to avoid recursion (and also likely to encourage citation of the main data set by other researchers) is to make each publication/sub-study into its own project and link the data/materials into each of those.

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

This article aims to help researchers who are new to Open and Reproducible Research Practices get a handle on the topics involved and pick up some practices to incorporate in their own work. @OSFramework is used as the example but also includes principles for picking other tools.

[Current Protocols @Curr_Protocols]

📣New #CP in Essential Laboratory Techniques Alert! Do you need help getting started with open science and open data? Here are some short straightforward steps you can take: https://t.co/QwBsI5WjRO @OSFramework @ianatcos @EvoMellor #FreeToRead #OSF #openscience #opendata

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

New guides on preregistration and preprints are out!

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

For anyone interested in more on this topic, @GenomeWeb covered the whole Rigor and Reproducibility session: https://t.co/aB0zSbdUQC #ABRF2019

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

I think the rigor and reproducibility efforts at Core Facilities solve real problems for researchers and could solve more, including some that researchers may not even consider. Explaining in the #ABRF2019 Rigor and Reproducibility session today. Slides @ https://t.co/uo8WEbDhRs.

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@Z669_E9 This is why all the projects I create during OSF demonstrations are named "The effects of speeeling on comprehension"

[Ashley Farley @openaccessmaven.bsky.social @ashleydfarley]

A must read!
"The most productive response to #PlanS is to endorse the plan wholeheartedly, simply because it is right, & then work positively with funders & institutions to adjust to the new publishing reality. Many funders & researchers are doing exactly that." #openaccess

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

Great work on this!

[Center for Open Science @OSFramework]

Excited to announce a new #rstats package for interacting with #OSF projects and files. Thanks to @aaronwolen @timothypyork5 @chartgerink @SimplyApprox for all the great work. https://t.co/nUwau8cJnY

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@syeducation @OSFramework You can also check out the blog post from this summer on this: https://t.co/49onUMN1t3 It has some other examples and introduces the Example Lab Project: https://t.co/YwjRTqp2a9

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@hlrdmp @Harvard @mitlibraries @TuftsHHSL @ClubSnell @OSFramework @HarvardLibrary @HarvardLibrary pulled together representatives from around the university and the region for this excellent discussion! Not often we get @Harvard, @MIT, @TuftsUniversity, and @Northeastern all in a room to help support each other's work. #CommunityOfPractice

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@leecronin Have you looked @OSFramework for that data? Free DOIs for public files and you can plug in your @github repo (or @gitlab, @Bitbucket & a long list of general cloud storage options). You can, of course, also just put files on it directly. :)

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

Slides, on @OSFramework, naturally: https://t.co/QLk3428n3d

[Foster Open Science @fosterscience]

The idealists are already on board, how to target everyone else ? @ianatcos making the case for an new narrative on #reproducibility from “crisis” to “opportunity” @OSFramework #BDOpenScience

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

#BDOpenScience For those following along, I'm up after the coffee break and you can find the slides here: https://t.co/QLk3428n3d

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@jrosenberg6432 @github @OSFramework And for data that you are not making public prior to peer review, @OSFramework lets you create a special view-only link to send reviewers. (https://t.co/dVFEldtOFB) It can even anonymize contributor names for blinded review.

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

@UCBITSS @cksoderberg So. Many. Dragons.

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

A fantastic list of journal policies from one of the leaders in the field. I think a lot of people are going to be interested in the "Protected Access" badge for data that cannot legally be shared on the open web. (Clinical, etc)

[Chris Chambers @chrisdc77]

Thread on two research transparency initiatives we are launching today at the journal Cortex, where I serve as an editor. This is a big day for us, in preparation for a long time. /1

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

Follow the whole thread for the list of big takeaways and the collection of press coverage.

[Brian Nosek (@[email protected]) @BrianNosek]

We replicated 21 social science experiments in Science or Nature. We succeeded with 13. Replication effect sizes were half of originals. All materials, data, code, & reports: https://t.co/Uq1R5SUHNo, preprint https://t.co/aDEctL7yUx, Nature Human Behavior https://t.co/5VSJ86avAC

[Ian Sullivan @ianatcos]

Looking for more examples of organizing your lab with OSF? Check out the @JohnsHopkins lab template (https://t.co/LabaV0N59W) @reidbee built for @mselibrary. JHU has a great page on using OSF on campus, related library services, & benefits for researchers: https://t.co/yk15vzDW05

[Center for Open Science @OSFramework]

New COS Blog post by our head trainer @ianatcos: Using OSF in the Lab - https://t.co/Wgu9kdSUuq

[Dorothy Bishop (inactive account) @deevybee]

This is possibly one of the most informative and useful abstracts I have ever read. https://t.co/oxLMVet7SQ People: do this!