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Open Science
Open Science produced on the Open Web
The current academic publishing system faces critical challenges, including restricted access, high costs, lack of transparency in peer review processes, and reliance on closed, proprietary, and outdated technologies.
On the one hand, akin to the large internet platforms, multinational monopolistic publishing corporations use surveillance technologies to exploit researchers’ user data. On the other hand, the huge sums these corporations are extracting from scholarly institutions for the privilege of publishing and/or accessing knowledge means that researchers experience a dearth of resources and infrastructure for collecting, archiving and making digital research data accessible.
This perpetuates a system where knowledge is inaccessible, hindering scientific progress, collaboration and dissemination.
The Open Science Network tackles these challenges by providing a decentralised, open-source digital space dedicated to scientific collaboration, knowledge dissemination, peer-review and production.
Proposed features
- Sign in with ORCID
- Automatically import and discover publications from user profile or through search
- Collaboratively draft, review & publish papers
- Create & Join federated Groups and Topics
- Labelling misleading content
Community driven
We're committed to designing and developing open science tools through continuous iteration alongside the involved communities. We have identified four initial focal topics to focus on as pilot programs, exploring various domains of open science — production, sharing, discussion, and peer review.
Participants in each pilot will ensure the digital space meets their specific needs and priorities. Are you interested in participating in one of the pilots? Please contact us at team@openscience.network
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Mayel
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Mentaal.nl is a portal being co-designed by thirteen patient and family non-profit organisations in Dutch mental health care. They’re piloting Bonfire as the infrastructure for their federated archipelago: a network of connected spaces built around clear, safe boundaries, where patients, caregivers, families and professionals can each find their place.
We’re excited to be part of this, and we’ll be sharing what we learn and build along the way 🔥
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Henrik Schönemann
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@lavaeolus@fedihum.org Hello from the other side 😊
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@lavaeolus@fedihum.org Hello from the other side 😊
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@lavaeolus@fedihum.org Hello from the other side 😊
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Henrik Schönemann
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@lavaeolus@fedihum.org hello! I can see your post at the group, yes! @mayel may be able to clarify, but this can work at multiple levels:
- Follow this group from mastodon, so you'll be able to read whatever someone posts here
- Join (I can see you did -probably just by following) the group and post messages here in the same way you did (probably replying to this group's handle? -not sure how the experience from mastodon is) so all members can read them
- Interact with any post created by members, just like anything else on the fedi
- If you want to see the native experience, feel free to reach out privately and I can send you an invite to this server
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@lavaeolus@fedihum.org hello! I can see your post at the group, yes! @mayel may be able to clarify, but this can work at multiple levels:
- Follow this group from mastodon, so you'll be able to read whatever someone posts here
- Join (I can see you did -probably just by following) the group and post messages here in the same way you did (probably replying to this group's handle? -not sure how the experience from mastodon is) so all members can read them
- Interact with any post created by members, just like anything else on the fedi
- If you want to see the native experience, feel free to reach out privately and I can send you an invite to this server
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@lavaeolus@fedihum.org hello! I can see your post at the group, yes! @mayel may be able to clarify, but this can work at multiple levels:
- Follow this group from mastodon, so you'll be able to read whatever someone posts here
- Join (I can see you did -probably just by following) the group and post messages here in the same way you did (probably replying to this group's handle? -not sure how the experience from mastodon is) so all members can read them
- Interact with any post created by members, just like anything else on the fedi
- If you want to see the native experience, feel free to reach out privately and I can send you an invite to this server
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Carlos Cámara
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@mayel old-skool mailing lists; signal, (reluctantly) whatsapp groups; occasionally discord
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How do you share what you're working on, from early ideas to data and results?
@mayel I tend to only share in person, but of course this is often very limited - if only by practicalities!
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twm
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@mayel I don't do it often. The biggest platform to do that would be LinkedIn but I hate it from the bottom of my heart.
Bonfire
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Very excited to officially kickstart our @Bonfire@bonfire.cafe server at Warwick and to be able to codesign it with fellow researchers!
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Greta
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@mayel Other platforms often feel like people talking over each other and self-promoting, rather than conversations. Slack is the exception to this.