OLS Nebula-1, Session 9: Opening research outputs, reproducibility, and giving recognition
Channel: OLS
Date: 13/04/2024

00:00:00 - Welcome, housekeeping, Code of Conduct
00:01:55 - Schedule for the upcoming weeks and info on the final presentations
00:07:18 - Yo welcoming today’s expert Monica
00:07:54 - Monica introducing herselves and her work
00:09:52 - Example from children’s book - how to publish our findings?
00:15:25 - First activity - What stages of a research lifecycle can you think of?
00:28:00 - How to open research lifecycle
                 00:34:09 - Methodology, data collection
                 00:38:23 - Data storage
                 00:42:37 - Data analysis
                 00:45:46 - Publication
00:48:04 - Second activity - Finding more examples on how to open different stages of research lifecycle
00:58:22 - Giving credit
01:02:41 - Thanks, farewell, Malvika’s introduction

This is the ninth call of the OLS Nebula-1 cohort, and this session introduces the topics of research outputs throughout the research cycle, reproducibility, and giving recognition


The Nebula program provides structured training covering the NASA TOPS Open Science 101 Curriculum. Each week, we explore one open science module, with expert speakers from diverse scientific domains guiding hands-on learning. Sessions feature practical assignments, empowering learners to actively implement open science concepts and tools in their work. More details: https://openlifesci.org/nasa/ 

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