Die „GESIS Notebooks“ versetzen Wissenschaftler*innen in die Lage, hochkomplexe Forschungsprozesse mit wenig Aufwand und größtmöglicher Unterstützung nachzuvollziehen. In einer web-basierten interaktiven Arbeitsumgebung lassen sich komplexe Rechenprozesse virtuell durchführen, ohne eine leistungsstarke und teure Hardwareinfrastruktur selbst vorhalten zu müssen. Dadurch wird die Reproduzierbarkeit von Forschung deutlich einfacher; somit unterstützen die „GESIS Notebooks“ …
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Improving (Meta)Data Standards for Atmospheric Models – the AtMoDat Project
The newly launched AtMoDat project is carrying out research to enable data used in Atmospheric Models for Climate Research to be open and usable by the wide array of smaller modeling project and urban climate model research. The research will make use of DataCite DOIs and metadata schema, acting as extension to the schema while being supported by AtMoDat partner data infrastructure service providers
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Update on the #DontLeaveItToGoogle campaign
A few months ago, I started the #DontLeaveItToGoogle campaign on Twitter to protest Google Dataset Search and to urge funders to provide the means for creating open alternatives. The original tweet has since been retweeted and liked hundreds of times and reached 50K impressions. As I had hoped, it also started a widespread discussion about …
Making a ‘Pre-Publishing’ Research Workflow Open Source
Being open & transparent saves time & improves research Image: Before – After. ‘Being open & transparent saves time & improves research: The Grackle Project’ and ‘Making a ‘Pre-Publishing’ Research Workflow Open Source’ modification of slide 25 from keynote presentation from the 13th Munin Conference (Tromsø, Norway) by Dr. Corina Logan, “We won’t be… ‘Bullied into Bad Science’”, …
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An Interview with de-RSE: Supporting Researchers Using Software
An interview by GenR with members of the newly forming German association of Research Software Engineers – de-RSE. The association is being formally constituted in late November 2018 (next week 26th Nov., Berlin) and will provide a new support network for the wider software community. Highlights being a summer 2018 conference in Potsdam
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Socializing Infrastructures #infraQA
GenR theme asking questions about ‘how’ to transition to Open Science infrastructures. What can researchers make use of and how to get involved in shaping their future. Covering: software as infrastructure, governance, tools, methodologies, pedagogy, knowledge, & institutions.
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GenR Themes Survey
The survey is now closed 7 Nov 2018. Thank you for your contributions. At GenR we’re thinking about how best to help researchers develop their Open Science practice and how people can be supported by institutions in developing these new skills. A short survey has been put together to help select the next theme for …
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#DontLeaveItToGoogle
As you may have heard, Google is building a search engine for datasets. This will mean yet another proprietary index on top of our own data that nobody can reuse – and another inferior list-based interface that will be pushed onto scientists by Google’s sheer market dominance. At the same time, there is no funding …
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