This month on OSOH
Open Hardware
Research in all fields requires dedicated equipment and tools, which are a lot of times, expensive, proprietary and hard to customise. In line with other Open Science efforts, Open Hardware has emerged as an answer to these shortcomings, where hardware developers freely share the documentation needed for scrutiny, replication and customisation of research tools. Examples range from interactive art pieces to microscopes able to measure details in atomic level. However, being a newish field in Open Science, there isn't widespread knowledge on best practices, or even what kind of files should be shared and how. In this Office Hours Session we will have an overview of What Open Hardware is, how to get started and where to find the communities forming around it.
Workshop:
Expert:
Open Science Resources
Quickly find curated resources based on your specific Open Science needs.
Office Hours
Need suppport with any aspect of Open Science? Come talk to us!
Open Science Badges
Get recognized and rewarded for your contributions to Open Science.
News and Events
Open Hardware
What it is, and everything you wanted to ask, but did not know how!
Creating Virtual Protocols
Pratical tips to create and openly share your own protocols
Open Algorithms
DIY imaging-based algorithm
Science Communication
Practical methods for communicating science effectively
NeuroLibre
Reproducible and Executable Preprints
How open is my science?
Special lecture by Adam Thomas
Data Visualization
Creating open and reproducible data visualizations in Python
Communicating through code
Clean code and computational reproducibility.
Intro to Git/GitHub
In February, we introduce you to git and GitHub for tracking and sharing your code....
Installation help
In January, we're helping people install R, Python, and Git in preparation for future workshops....
Winter & Spring 2024
From January to May, we're all about Open Code and Software for Analysis!
DataLad
In December, we introduce DataLad for tracking your datasets.
Big Data
In November, we look at finding, accessing, and (re)using large open datasets.
Intro to BIDS
In October, we cover the basics of the Brain Imaging Data Structure - a key...
Intro to Open Data
This month, we cover the best practices of Data Management and Sharing, and how to...
Fall 2023: Open Data
Fall is the season of open data!
OSOH is alive!
Welcome to Open Science Office Hours, where Open Science comes alive.