#osf2023nl — Public Fediverse posts

Looking back at the outcomes of our Thematic DCC workshop two weeks ago at the #osf2023nl Open Science Festival 2023, at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

You can now read the write-up by my colleague Mira on our website:

https://tdcc.nl/addressing-bottlenecks-together/

@Joanne

it's a bit running from meeting to meeting right now, but the #nanosolveit project meeting and #osf2023nl are only just over but already packing for #lipidhack23

#osf2023nl was for me the first conference/meeting/etc where we had a proper "conference tweeting" vibe :) Great coverage, worth scrolling back.

I was most excited about:

- Research Software Directory -> Netherlands Research Portal integration

- talk about chemistry and open science :)

- Least excited about:

- >90% of Dutch scientific literature is still behind a paywall (but recent years look promising)

- we still don't have a Dutch "GitHub" open infra for international projects

@toothFAIRy thanks, great #OSF2023NL coverage!

@chartgerink Good point! I think it depends on how you consider contribution or other forms of engaging with your data or software. If your workflows rely on GitHub features, you force potential contributors to use the platform and rely on GitHub maintaining the features you use. For example, in GitHub Classroom Codespaces recently stopped working - out of the blue and that's in the middle of the course for some teachers. Others at #osf2023nl pointed out that GitHub cannot be accessed from Iran and access from China is limited. I don't know the answer, just sharing here that this took me by surprise.
Btw thanks for a nice chat today!

@OSF2023NL #OSF2023NL

In closing - were not there yet. But I guess that has to wait for now because there are drinks going on 😂

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Science is not neutral.

For example: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/scientists-should-admit-they-bring-personal-values-to-their-work/

And yes we should be activists because what else are we doing it for? Publications?

@OSF2023NL #OSF2023NL

What can you do to address #OpenScience challenges?

Love the plugs for @ResearchEquals, @datalad, and the Open Science Communities here!

I think I'll continue my support for the OLS Open Science training: https://openlifesci.org/ - a community which restores my faith in science on a daily basis!

I've been a bit quite here, but it's been lunch and I've been talking with a lot of people here at #osf2023nl

It's really festival here :)

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The programme leaders from @OpenScienceNL are asking for input from the audience!

I love how @jsheunis is viewing stop doing research as one of the best things he has done for #OpenScience. I'm inclined to agree - I feel like I make a bigger difference in my role as a #DataSteward than as a full time researcher..

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Live-tooting picking up again after the market place and the session I was co-organising on open/inclusive/engaging events (see @turingway issue https://github.com/the-turing-way/the-turing-way/issues/3279). Am looking forward to collating all the input and resources on this and move forward after the festival!

But now - plenary session!

Important topic at #osf2023nl : national infrastructure for sustainable research software #openscience

Mic drop at #OSF2023nl session on FAIRifying #OpenEducationalResources : everyone's talking about how good it is to have the materials on #GitHub until one participant asked whether developing them on a proprietary platform is really in line with #OpenScience. Silence in the room 😅 Lots of work to do...

GoTriple and OpenKnowledgeMaps on "nanotoxicology" #osf2023nl

Open Knowledge Maps (2023). Knowledge Map for research on nanotoxicology. Retrieved from https://openknowledgemaps.org/map/4608b6800c246f42a5db6d9435746ea3.

Great workshop at #OSF2023nl - lots of good feedback and great moderation 👌🏻

It has been quite a while since I touched Python code or a Jupyter notebook myself, but the #osf2023nl workshop about the “FAIRly Toolset” made me curious.

Their toolset offers three levels ease of use: Python code, a command line interface, and a Jupyter package that does everything automatically.

The project was funded by NWOs Open Science Fund. https://www.nwo.nl/en/projects/203001114

@OSF2023NL #OSF2023NL

I feel it might be widely ambitious to teach people about Git, Jupyter notebooks and Markdown in the same session if they have no experience at all with these tools 😬

(I attended a talk on cognitive load earlier this week during the Digital Research Academy #DRA and there may be some expert bias involved here!)

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Reminder that we have a Code of Conduct during this festival!

https://opensciencefestival.nl/code-of-conduct/

If you, or someone else, feels unsafe or unwelcome, please report it as soon as possible to [email protected] or to people wearing orange badges!

I'm one of the Code of Conduct Committee members and will be happy to support your attendance during this festival!

The parallel sessions have started. I'm in the 1.1 session #osf2023nl

Oh this is cool - enough people in my timeline live-posting from a science conference to make me wish I was there & feel like I'm not missing out at the same time! 😍

I must really have missed this - - I just subscribed to the hashtag. - It's the Dutch open science conference. Dank u wel, #OSF2023nl

#OpenScience #ScienceMastodon

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Dropping into Timon Idema's session on 'Make your own interactive open textbook' which started off with the joke that the BioNanoscience department is actually the closest department to Rotterdam.

This is hilarious from a TU Delft perspective 😂

@martijnkleppe and @maurice_ have a workshop on important topic.

Access to knowledge is more than just Breaking down paywalls

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