Open Science: Contributing to a Culture of Inclusivity for the Next Generation (External Link)
To me, open science represents the easily available, worldwide access to data and science for future generations to expand on. Ackno...
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Explore blog posts to discover compelling open science success stories and gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of transparent and collaborative research. Engaging with these narratives provides a firsthand account of the positive impact open science can have on various fields, inspiring a deeper appreciation for its principles and potential benefits.
NASA's Science Discovery Engine Transforms Science Accessibility (External Link)
As a key component of NASA’s Open Source Science Initiative (OSSI), the Science Discovery Engine (SDE) offers a new, powerful discov...
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NASA Science Explorer (SciX) Accelerates Open Science Discovery (External Link)
The launch of the NASA Science Explorer (SciX) at the upcoming American Geophysical Union conference marks a significant leap in ope...
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2023: Year of Open Science (External Link)
2023: A Year of Open Science! On 11 January 2023 the US White House - joined by 10 federal agencies, a coalition of more than 85 un...
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Open Science 101 (External Link)
TOPS aims to meet everyone where they are at on their open science journey. While some members of our growing community may have pra...
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Open Science Analysis Working Groups: Collaborating on the Future (External Link)
It’s a closely held belief among those who practice open science that it can lead to wonderful discoveries and collaborations that c...
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NEON: Combining Open Science and Wildfire Studies (External Link)
At the University of Colorado Boulder, a Fire Ecologist by the name of Dr. Jennifer Balch is studying how forests recover after wild...
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Xarray: Empowering Scientific Data Analysis within the NASA community (External Link)
Xarray is an open-source Python package that makes working with complex, multi-dimensional arrays elegant, intuitive, and efficient....
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With a large network of people, you can do a lot of fun things in science: Q&A with Dr. Afshin Beheshti on open science practices (External Link)
Dr. Afshin Beheshti is a bioinformatician and principal investigator at KBR at NASA’s Ames Research Center. With a background in phy...
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Q&A with Dr. Leo Singer on open science practices (External Link)
Dr. Leo Singer has been a research astrophysicist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center since 2015, working on the General Coordinat...
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Q&A with Dr. Flavio Azevedo on open science practices (External Link)
Dr. Flavio Azevedo is a political psychologist and an associate researcher at the University of Cambridge. Primarily, his research i...
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Fostering the next generation and adapting to local realities: Q&A with Dr. Reina Camacho Toro on open science practices (External Link)
Dr. Reina Camacho Toro is an experimental particle physicist and a member of the ATLAS collaboration at CERN. Her research revolves ...
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Success Stories of Open Science Series: Learn by doing transparent, replicable, and understandable science: Q&A with Africa Ixmucane Flores-Anderson on open science practices (External Link)
Originally from Guatemala, Africa Ixmucane Flores-Anderson is a research scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville who ha...
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