I would like to share with you a minimal set of principles that I’ve been using to organize my research papers. These principles aren’t new or revolutionary… in fact, they’re basic, even boring. However, they are the ones that stood out to me over the years as the most fundamental; the ones that nudge me […]
Tag: open science
EvoDevo Papers is a bot that shares research articles in the field of evolutionary developmental biology (or evo-devo). Originally, I created it as a Twitter bot, and everything was going well for years… until Twitter’s takeover. The new policies and API restrictions made it unsustainable to continue posting there. In response to that, I decided […]
UNESCO released a recommendation last year with the first international framework for open science policy and practice. This is something every researcher and institution should be aware of and strive for. Science is an amazing endeavor, but it can be more diverse, inclusive, and fairer. The four pillars of open science Open scientific knowledge (publications, […]