Reading Undergraduate
Willingness to share research data is related to the strength of the evidence and the quality of reporting of statistical results
FAIR Data and Materials
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Reading Undergraduate, Graduate / Professional
With Low Power Comes Low Credibility? Toward a Principled Critique of Results From Underpowered Tests
Conceptual and Statistical Knowledge, Replication Crisis and Credibility Revolution, Research Integrity, Replication and Meta-Research
Lecture Graduate / Professional
Workflow for Awarding Badges
Replication Crisis and Credibility Revolution
Activity Graduate / Professional
Writing a Data Management Plan for Grant Applications
FAIR Data and Materials
Activity Graduate / Professional
Writing reproducible geoscience papers using R Markdown, Docker, and GitLab
Transparency and Reproducibility in Computation and Analysis
Student guide, Teaching strategy, Podcast Undergraduate
You are not so smart
Replication Crisis and Credibility Revolution
Reading Undergraduate
You Cannot Step Into the Same River Twice: When Power Analyses Are Optimistic
Conceptual and Statistical Knowledge
Lesson Graduate / Professional
Your Questions Answered: How to Retain Copyright While Others Distribute and Build Upon Your Work
Publication Sharing, FAIR Data and Materials
Reading Undergraduate, Graduate / Professional
ZooTraits: An R shiny app for exploring animal trait data for ecological and evolutionary research
FAIR Data and Materials
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How the collection grew
FORRT’s curated resources database now hosts over 1,400 open science materials, thanks to key partnerships. Initially boosted by over 60% by the Open Science Knowledge Base ( see also OSKB’s OER commons page)— a Center for Open Science (COS) initiative. Later, our collection grew by about a quarter through contributions from JUST-OS, increasing resources from 1,140 to 1,402. OSKB’s work involved almost 300 hours (valued at €10,000) and JUST-OS’s work involved 150 hours (valued around €5,000), reflecting significant effort and dedication. COS, OSKB, JUST-OS and FORRT forged partnerships to promote open and reproducible research practices, enabling the scientific community to build upon each other’s work and advance knowledge collaboratively. Learn more about it FORRT’s and OSKB’s partnership in the COS’s announcement.