What can you do if you're a scientist?
I recently finished reading Michael Nielsen's book Reinventing Discovery. This is not another review of the book (there are many: Google it). I'll just say it is a well written book on a very important topic, so go buy it now.
Towards the end of the book there is a section entitled "Practical steps toward open science" and one subsection is about what you can do if you're a scientist. There are some good suggestions, some of which I'd like to expand on here, and I'd like to add some new suggestions as well. The suggestions are roughly ordered in increasing effort (though not necessarily impact!), together with my own examples (where applicable).
Read the rest of the post over at Proteins and Wave Functions
I recently finished reading Michael Nielsen's book Reinventing Discovery. This is not another review of the book (there are many: Google it). I'll just say it is a well written book on a very important topic, so go buy it now.
Towards the end of the book there is a section entitled "Practical steps toward open science" and one subsection is about what you can do if you're a scientist. There are some good suggestions, some of which I'd like to expand on here, and I'd like to add some new suggestions as well. The suggestions are roughly ordered in increasing effort (though not necessarily impact!), together with my own examples (where applicable).
Read the rest of the post over at Proteins and Wave Functions
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