Open Science Newsletter: February 2023
Welcome to a new year and semester full of possibilities! Did you know this is the year of Open Science?
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Open at CMU
Leveraging Open Data for the Public Good
An Interview with Dr. Bill Sermons, Adjunct Faculty at CMU Heinz College & Vice President for Research and Evaluation for Volunteers of America
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Open Science Newsletter: November & December 2022
Hello Tartans and Open Research Readers! We are delighted to bring you a feature from one of Carnegie Mellon University at Heinz College's very own, Dr. Bill Sermons.
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Open Educational Resources (OER): CMU Libraries Champions Another Open Access Alternative
You may already be familiar with CMU Libraries’ guide to open access (OA) and the resources it offers. This brief article focuses on CMU’s libraries to champion another form of open access: Open Educational Resources – or OERs (see the UNESCO definition).
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Open Science Newsletter: October 2022
Read the latest Open Science newsletter.
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Collaborative and Reproducible Notebooks
Learn about Collaborative and Reproducible Notebooks such as Jupyter & Google Colab, Kaggle, Deep Note, and Code Ocean with Chasz Griego, Open Science Postdoctoral Associate.
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CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship in Energy Social Science Data Curation Series Part IV: Understanding Needs of Data Support Among the CMU Energy Research Community
In this final post, I’ll talk about the preliminary findings of our data management survey and interviews with members of the CMU energy research community regarding how the University Libraries might improve data support. If you don’t have time to read the full post, I have 5 takeaways listed at the end.
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Open Science Newsletter: August 2022
It’s hard to believe the Fall semester is nearly upon us! As the new academic year ushers us all in we (the OSDC team) have been busy gearing up for this semester and putting together a myriad of exciting opportunities for folks to get involved in!
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Sloan Foundation Funds New Office to Support Open Source Activities
Helen and Henry Posner, Jr. Dean of the University Libraries Keith Webster has received a grant of $650,000 from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to establish the Carnegie Mellon University Open Source Program Office (OSPO).
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Open Science Newsletter: July 2022
In this issue: Recent updates with NIH Data Management and Sharing Policies and resources, MiniSeries and Workshops, Meet our newest Open Science and Data Collaboration team members, Chasz Griego and Lencia Beltran.
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