Part of the workshop on open science for students given at the UAEM conference

1. Being Open as a Student
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Imperial College London
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2. Why do I care about Open
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Credit: @McDawg

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5. Tell me how this is progressing things.
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Consequences?

6. Sound familiar?
•Artificial scarcity
•Pay for access
•Only the privileged can afford
•Dominated by corporations
•Business model is defined by preventing
access

7. How to do Open Access
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Traditional publishing:
Not great
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8. How to do Open Access
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Credit: Hilda Bastian

9. How to do Open Data
•Publish anything
•Theses
•Posters
•More citations/credit
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10. How to do Open Peer Review
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• Publons, F1000
Research, ScienceOpen
• Why bother?
• Own your work!
• Get credit

11. How to do
Open Code
•GitHub
•Version
control
•Make your
life easier
•Reproducible
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12. Open licensing
•Default: no rights for anyone
•Publish openly and keep your rights!
•CC BY: Anyone can reuse, share, and re-
mix with attribution
•CC 0 for data
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13. The importance of science communication
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14. Why does it
all matter?
•Freedom
•Equality
•Fairness
•Progress
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15. Be Open: Be proud
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Knowledge is
empowering
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16. Credit: Michael Eisen