TNW-OS-support - TNW Open Science support

How to organise inclusive meetings

From the guide to organizing Inclusive Scientific Meetings: Where to Start

Qualtrics

Qualtrics is a safe solution to collect survey data.

Why not supplemental materials?

Why not supplemental materials?

PhD onboarding day - Data Management & Open Science

Research Data Management

Link to the slides of the on-boarding day on the 2nd of Feb 2023.

Metrics in Academia

Metrics in Academia

How to share data/code underlying the thesis?

How to share your PhD research outputs?

Storage Solutions

Overview of Available Data Storage Solutions during the project’s duration at…

Open Access Flowchart

Open Access flowchart (or download the image with embedded links):

Publishing ethically

Scholarly Communication

How to shift your publishing choices towards publishing in more sustainable/ethical venues:

Data Horrors

Research Data Management

Examples of data horror stories:

Esther Plomp, Andrea Chiarelli

Contact

Who can you contact for what support?

Article Processing Fees

An Article Processing Charge (APC), also known as a publication fee, is a fee which is sometimes charged to authors to make their work available as open access. Journal charge…

TU Delft Approved Software Licenses

A brief overview of the TU Delft Approved Software Licenses.

Publishing articles in 2021

Data Management Plan

This post is based on an earlier blogpost.

Barriers to data/code sharing

Research Data Management

This post is a summary of the publication by Gomes et al. 2022, on ‘Why don’t we share data and code? Perceived barriers and benefits to public archiving practices’.

Software Resources

Overview of resources related to programming, Python, Git(Hub), Shell and programming communities.

Reproducibility resources

Reproducibility

Allegations of Scientific Misconduct Mount as Physicist Makes His Biggest Claim Yet

Majorana fermions

Research Data Management

Reproducibility

Quantum computing’s reproducibility crisis: Majorana fermions.

Open Science Workflows

Incorporating Open Science practices into your workflow may initially take some time, but will pay off for future you.

Negative Results

Research Data Management

Open Peer Review

Open Publishing

Open Peer review…

A number is a snake chasing it’s tail

This posts is a summary of the talk given by Deborah Stone for the LIS-Bibliometrics Conference 2022.

Quarto

This website has been set up using Quarto.

Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams provides access to ‘Teams’ in which you can share and collaborate on documents and tasks with people. External members can be invited.

FAQ

This page contains 11 frequently asked questions (FAQ) regarding Open Science:

Open Science - 3 easy things

By signing up for ‘You Share, We take care’, the TU Delft Library will share your publications…

CRediT

CRediT (Contributor Roles Taxonomy) is a taxonomy of 14 roles. You can use CRediT to describe each contributor’s specific contribution to the scholarly output.

Open Science & Inclusion

This posts lists several resources regarding inclusion gaps in the scientific landscape

Peer review flaws

The peer review process does not successfully keep out bad science.

DORA

The Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) recognizes the need to improve the ways in which researchers and the outputs of scholarly research are evaluated.

Open Science at Applied Sciences

“The Faculty of Applied Sciences supports Open Science principles as openness is increasingly crucial to resolve major challenges of our time in which our faculty aims to be…

Open Science Panic

Your first time trying out a new Open Science step can be nerve wrecking. You are not alone in feeling this way:

Spreadsheets

Research Data Management

Spreadsheets are great for certain purposes, but there are some things you need to keep in mind!

Data Preservation - What to keep?

Research Data Management

What data should you preserve for the long term?

4TU.ResearchData

4TU.ResearchData

This post contains general information about the data repository 4TU.ResearchData and how to share your research data/code.

Open Science in different disciplines

This post contains several examples that could be of relevance to TNW researchers

Data versioning

Research Data Management

This post provides information about versioning files.

PhD Chapter

Data Management Plan - PhDs at TU Delft

Data Management Plan

When do you need to set up a Data Management Plan as a PhD candidate at TU Delft/TNW?

Artificial Intelligence at TU Delft

Artificial Intelligence

TU Delft hosts several initiatives related to Artificial Intelligence:

Data legislation overview

Research Data Management

This pdf provides an overview of legislation regarding data in the EU:

Preprint

A preprint is the version of the article before peer review.

Readme files

A readme file provides information about data/software and is intended to help ensure that the…

Data Documentation

Research Data Management

Documentation is important to understand the data/code. This post provides information about documentation, file naming and metadata.

Open Science

Open Science is the movement…

Data organisation

Research Data Management

Registered Reports

Scholarly Communication

A registered report is an article format where the study proposal is peer-reviewed before the research is undertaken.

Mistakes

Error Tight – Exercises for lab groups to prevent research mistakes

Reproducibility checklist

Reproducibility

This post is a shortened version of the Agile Reproducibility Checklist for articles that you would like to submit (or review).

Metadata standards and repositories for Applied Sciences/TNW

Research Data Management

Digital Competence Center

TU Delft has a Digital Competence Center (DCC) which consists of four Research Software Engineers, two Data Managers and a High Performance Computing Data Steward.

Metadata

Metadata is data about data.

Data Citation

A dataset citation includes all of the same components as any other citation:

SURFdrive sharing

You can share data with SURFdrive through the 1) browser or the 2) application.

Managing and Sharing Data in 2021

Data Management Plan

This post is based on an earlier blogpost.

Open Science Buffet

Open Science is like a buffet*: take what you can and what benefits you now – come back for more!

Software Citation

Software citation is important to receive credit for software outputs and to ensure permanent references to the software.

ORCID - PURE integration

How to set up a Pure – ORCID integration:

FAIR principles

The FAIR principles were created in order to maximize the reuse of scientific data, to promote best practices…

Esther Plomp, Paula Martinez-Lavanchy, Pim van Schöll, Eirini Zormpa

Data Management Plan - 5 things to check

Data Management Plan

As part of the Go/No-Go of a PhD a Data Management Plan is required (PhDs that started after 1st of January 2020).

Evidenced based CVs

to be added: intro to evidence based/narrative CVs

TU Delft GitLab or GitHub / 4TU.ResearchData integration

4TU.ResearchData

1. Login to 4TU.ResearchData with your NetID

Backup Project Drive

Research Data Management

This post describes how to automatically and manually backup files from the Project Drive to a local drive.

Data Management Plan templates and guidance

Data Management Plan

A data management plan (DMP) is a document that describes:

Data Management Costs

Research Data Management

In general TU Delft storage and sharing solutions should be sufficient for standard research Data Management needs. You can consider the costs of the following:

Good enough FAIR software

How to make your software good enough FAIR? Post based on presentation by Neil Chue Hong.

Publishing a Data Article

This post has been adapted from the Turing Way (The Turing Way Community, The Turing Way: A Handbook for Reproducible Data Science. 10.5281/zenodo.3233853) and a blogpost…

How to share data?

How to share data?

Method sharing

Something about method sharing.

What data to share?

Research data refers to all data created in the course of research and includes source code, algorithms, simulations and models…

When not to share data/code

The following types of data/code may not be suitable to share:

Sharing Software

Accelerates innovation as it is easier to receive feedback that you can learn from and use to improve the software

Transferring ownership of a GitLab repo

This guide on transferring ownership of a Gitlab repo has been set up by Lora Armstrong.

Esther Plomp, Lora Armstrong

Git workflow

Licenses

Licenses are a standardised way to share data/code and let anyone know what it is that they are allowed…

Why share data?

Prevent data loss/unfindable files

Publish and profit

Scholarly Communication

Publishers generate profit.

Rights Retention Strategy

Rights Retention Strategy was initiated by…

Access Project Drive

This post describes how to access the Project Drive on your computer and how to access it outside of the TU Delft network.

Public sharing solutions

Overview of available data sharing solutions after the project. These solutions are publicly accessible and not suitable for any confidential data/code.

Software documentation

How should you provide adequate documentaton with your code to make it understandable for reusers?

Encryption

Encryption provides protection by ensuring that only someone with the relevant encryption key (or password) will be able to access the contents.

Backup

Research Data Management

To avoid losing your data, you should follow recommended backup practices:

Open Access

Open access is important because it allows for the free and unrestricted access to research and scholarship. This means that…