Creating tools, processes, & reward metrics to promote/communicate open, collaborative biomedical research. Co-founder of ICOR (https://xitter.cf/t.co/s35gJ7ZlGy)
Brooklyn, NY
Joined October 2015
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Listening is love, listening is healing. We know it, but most of us (or do I mean me?) forget. We cannot hold back the words, the proffered solutions—but we must. We must simply listen.
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During World War II, thousands of scientists and engineers worked on the Manhattan Project, the top secret push to develop an atomic bomb that would end the war. Hundreds of those scientists were women. Starting 7/20 listen in to the new season: Women of the Manhattan Project.
@sciam @prx
#womeninstem #manhattanproject #podcasts
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via @NYTimes important stories emerging about women @LostWomenofSci discover more of these amazing trailblazers check out @katiehafner @LostWomenofSci series nytimes.com/2023/04/22/obitu…
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2023 is the year of #OpenScience! NASA and other federal agencies are advancing opportunities to broaden scientific participation and increase accessibility to knowledge—here's how you can get involved: go.nasa.gov/3GCUtK5
ALT A large group of young children in a school gymnasium watch excitedly as astronaut Tom Marshburn and a teacher, standing on the right side of the photo, perform a science experiment, with large clouds of white vapor rolling off the table in front of them. Credit: NASA/Keegan Barber
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We're flipping a research funding initiative to #OpenScience! ICOR is working with @TempletonWorld Charity Foundation to design, implement, and track their new Listening and Learning in a Polarized World initiative. incentivizingopen.org/2022/0…
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Any early thoughts from early readers of THE SONG OF THE CELL ? Critiques welcome. October 25th… if you want a copy fast, grab one
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We came from the sea. Without a healthy sea we are finished.
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As the unofficial cheerleader for my wife @katiehafner's new novel, "The Boys," I'll resist the urge to inundate you with reviews & such. But here are the first few from @edelweiss_squad, a platform for booksellers. I'm biased, but yes, it's this good. Out in July @SPIEGELandGRAU
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There is something terribly wrong with a system that allows 41 Senate Republicans representing 21% of the country to block voting rights legislation supported by nearly 70% of Americans. It really, truly, doesn't have to be this way.
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Season 2 is almost ready for your ears! Many thanks to @womensaudio, a nonprofit that supports women and nonbinary people in the recording arts, and a huge shoutout to @bolgatzattack, the sound engineer.
“A Grasshopper in Very Tall Grass” comes out March 31. #womenshistorymonth
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Being at @ArcadiaScience rn is like watching Benjamin Button except 20 scientists who become more childlike as they fall totally head over heels in love w science again week after week. I can’t believe this is my job
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Collaboration between @ArcadiaScience and ICOR to test real world #openscience implementations within a new and innovative research environment arcadia.science/post/arcadia…
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Check out our new blog post today that outlines how we synergize with others in #OpenScience and plan to share what we’re learning in our publishing experiments with the community 🔓
Today on the blog: we lay out our #openscience initiatives & our collaboration with ICOR (incentivizingopen.org/) to ensure that what we learn in the process of developing and implementing our open science experiments is maximally useful to the community:
arcadia.science/post/arcadia…
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Incentivizing Collaborative and Open Science (ICOR) is a group of open-research stakeholders who are building a new initiative designed to move from ideas into implementation. incentivizingopen.org/2021/1…
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When leaders are aggressive and combative, people stop helping each other.
8 studies, 147k people: dominant leadership teaches people that success is a zero-sum game, motivating taking rather than giving.
Cutthroat competition at the top undermines collaboration across levels.
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🎉🎉Exciting news! DORA is thrilled to announce we have received a $1.2M grant from the @ArcadiaFund to identify, understand, and make visible the criteria and standards universities use to make hiring, promotion, and tenure decisions. (1/n)
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Tender opportunity: @cOAlitionS_OA is seeking to identify a supplier to build a service that will enable
1. publishers to share price and service data &
2. authorised users to access these data
🗓️Apply by 7 June. Details 👇coalition-s.org/building-a-s… #Plan_S #OpenAccess #Publishing
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"The near-total focus on journal articles as the sine qa non of academic credit limits how researchers interact with each other, with research findings,and with communities more broadly"
@HaakYak, @sgreene24, & @KristenRatan 👇
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I have been lucky to learn so much about repository work from @SallyRumsey1. Her insights, dedication, & care in this space is commendable. Highly recommend reading!
From maximising dissemination and providing publicity to acting as a "shop window" of an organisation's research, #repositories offer numerous benefits, claims @SallyRumsey1, in her latest @cOAlitionS_OA blog post
📙coalition-s.org/blog/coaliti… #Plan_S #ApplyPlan_S #OpenAccess
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Had these articles been pre-prints I doubt they would survive long in an open peer-review system & very doubtful they would have had the same degree of influence. This is the real double edged damage of impact factors & why we must remove this measure from research assessment
An important investigation—Governments and WHO changed Covid-19 policy based on suspect data from tiny US company theguardian.com/world/2020/j…