open science

My experiment with open science: taking thebenefits of sharing beyond source code

Carl Boettiger

UC Davis

June 30, 2010

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Why Open Source?

ReproduceResearch

Find & Fix Bugs

Extend: NewSoftware

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Code

Literature

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Lab Notebook

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Open Source Licenses

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Version Manage

Search

Community documentation, bug tracking,usage statistics etc

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Literature

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DiscussionShare

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Notebook

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Conclusions

Faster, Better, Broader ImpactExponentially growing science: need solutions that scaleBuilding networks, building community

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