Open science

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Open science is a way of making scientific research. The idea is to immediately share everything that is not secret due to e.g. privacy issues, and in a collaborative manner develop shared understanding about the topic at hand.

See also

  • Thomas Lin: Cracking open the scientific process. The New Your Times, Jan 16, 2012 [1].
  • PeerJ, an online Peer-reviewed journal and a preprint server.
  • BioRxiv, a preprint server for life sciences. ScienceInsider article about BioRxiv.
  • F1000Research, an open access journal for the life sciences. Publishes manuscripts before peer review.