Do Scientists Reuse Open Data?. By Irene Pasquetto | by Sage Bionetworks | CAOS by Sage Bionetworks | Medium

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Summary:

"Open science can mean many different things for different people. The way I see it, open-science practices and policies have two fundamental, intertwined goals: to increase science credibility and efficiency. To reach these goals, open-science advocates and practitioners promote the release of science products and means of production — such as manuscripts, data, code, processes, and tools — under open access. ...

There is one aspect of data-sharing practices that remains widely misunderstood, which is how scientists reuse open data to produce novel knowledge (not to validate others’ analyses). This is the thing: expectations for how much, how, and by whom biomedical data will be re-purposed once released under open access are often misplaced, to say the least...."

Link:

https://medium.com/voices-from-the-open-science-movement/by-irene-pasquetto-bac8bc02afdc

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oa.data oa.reuse oa.reproducibility oa.surveys oa.open_science oa.new

Date tagged:

08/07/2020, 05:32

Date published:

08/07/2020, 01:32