Plurality in research (s03e10)
This week we discuss the need for pluarlity in research, and how pluralism does not mean everything's allowed.
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Gamification in research (s03e09)
What is there to consider when gamifying research practices? Is it actually new?
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Pilot evaluation: ResearchEquals Cohorts
In February, we ran a pilot ResearchEquals Cohort. Seven sessions spread over four weeks, and five cohort graduates. Regardless of whether we continue, this is a delightful memory already. We
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Alternative forms of peer feedback (s03e08)
What could peer review look like if we let go of what we have?
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CVs, narrative CVs, alternative CVs (s03e07)
In season 3, episode 7, we talk about CVs in academia.
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Integrating the Research Organization Registry (ROR)
We (semi)recently shipped our integration Research Organization Registry (ROR) for ResearchEquals! ROR is the ORCID for institutions, allowing researchers to easily identify themselves as being affiliated to certain organizations.
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Accountability & Justice (s03e06)
In season 3, episode 6, we talk about questionable academic practices.
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Recap: Into the Fediverse
We did a deep dive into decentralized social media - in case you missed it, here is a recap and next steps.
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On the return of in-person conferences (s03e05)
🔈This is the transcript of the Open Update. Find the original audio on Anchor.fm. [00:00:00] Chris Hartgerink: Hi and welcome to the Open Update. This is a
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The case of professor Susanne Täuber (s03e04)
In season 3, episode 4, we talk through the case of professor Susanne Täuber and try to make some sense of it.
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How does who you are influence how you explore the world? (s03e03)
🔈This is the transcript of the Open Update. Find the original audio on Anchor.fm. [00:00:00] Chris Hartgerink: Welcome to the Open Update season three. I'm
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Supporting DORA’s 10th Anniversary
A decade ago, the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment launched. I know I referenced it a lot in my efforts to improve research, and I bet many of you
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