🔬✹ ¡Haz que tu investigación llegue más lejos!
APPS LIBRES para compartir resultados cientĂ­ficos de forma abierta y accesible:

đŸ“€ Zenodo
📊 Figshare
📚 arXiv
📡 BURJC Digital

Estas plataformas permiten difundir tu trabajo y fomentar la ciencia abierta.

#cienciaabierta #investigaciĂłnlibre #appslibres #opencience #urjc #repositoriocientĂ­fico #figshare #zenodo #arxiv #burjcdigital

📱 In late 2024, we launched a collaboration between The Carpentries and the Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI), aiming to explore how generalist data repositories such as #Dataverse, #Dryad, #Figshare, Mendeley Data, Open Science Framework, #Vivli, and #Zenodo might be more intentionally woven into the data skills we teach. 🌟

In the process, we also asked ourselves some important questions:
❓ What would it look like if open data repositories weren’t just add-ons at the end of a workflow, but upfront teaching concepts in our lessons?
❓ How can we position generalist repositories as active components in retrieving and processing datasets?
❓How can we give researchers the tools not just to write clean code, but to publish their work in ways that make it reusable and citable by others?

Learn about the important steps we have taken in this collaboration toward co-creating new lesson content: https://carpentries.org/blog/2025/06/update-on-the-carpentries-and-grei-collaboration/ 👏

Building Skills with Generalist Repositories: An Update on the Carpentries + GREI Collaboration

In late 2024, we launched a collaboration between The Carpentries and the Generalist Repository Ecosystem Initiative (GREI), aiming to explore how generalist data repositories such as Dataverse, Dryad, Figshare, Mendeley Data, Open Science Framework, Vivli, and Zenodo might be more intentionally woven into the data skills we teach. Since then, we’ve taken important steps toward that vision by co-creating new lesson content, running an in-person workshop, and inviting the community into a broader conversation about data sharing and discoverability.

The Carpentries

En fouillant les entrepÎts de données à la recherche de photos sous licences libres, je suis tombé en 2023 sur le projet de recherche anglais "Cartes postales du bagne" https://cartespostalesdubagne.com/

J'ai copié les photos de #Figshare vers #WikimediaCommons https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Postcards_from_the_Bagne_-_Tourism_in_the_shadow_of_France%27s_overseas_penal_history

#Bagne #Guyane #VeilleESR

Cartes postales du bagne

Site for the AHRC funded Postcards from the Bagne project

Cartes postales du bagne

La newsletter #ScienceOuverte de l'#InstitutPasteur a compilé cette semaine une sélection d'articles autour des #EntrepÎtsDeDonnées
­👉 #OnVousExplique : Les entrepĂŽts de donnĂ©es
👉 Comment trouver un entrepĂŽt de donnĂ©es dans le domaine biomĂ©dical ?
👉 Le rĂ©pertoire d’entrepĂŽts de donnĂ©es #re3data
👉 Les diffĂ©rences entre plusieurs entrepĂŽts de donnĂ©es gĂ©nĂ©ralistes : #RechercheDataGouv, #Zenodo, #Dryad et #Figshare
👉 DĂ©poser des donnĂ©es dans un entrepĂŽt, que doit-on anticiper ? L’exemple de #GEO
👉 Disparition de certains entrepĂŽts de donnĂ©es : quel impact sur l’accĂšs aux #DonnĂ©esDeRecherche ?

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Lettre d'information Science Ouverte

Schonmal was von #DOI (Document Object Identifier) gehört? Ist sowas wie eine ISBN, aber fĂŒr wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichungen und vereinfacht das korrekte zitieren.

FĂŒr Citizen-Science ohne intitutionelle Anbindung bieten sich da drei Platformen an:

#figshare
#zenodo
#arXiv

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#CiteTheDOI #Science #OpenSource #OpenData #OpenResearch

Les différences entre plusieurs entrepÎts de données généralistes : Recherche Data Gouv, Zenodo, Dryad et Figshare

Pour ouvrir ses donnĂ©es de recherche, il existe de trĂšs nombreux entrepĂŽts de donnĂ©es. Parmi eux, les entrepĂŽts dits « gĂ©nĂ©ralistes Â» ou « pluridisciplinaires Â» permettent le partage de tous types 


Open science : évolutions, enjeux et pratiques

Looking at the size of some of the articles I have in my Zotero library. Some of these are massive! 20 Mb, 60 Mb, come on!

We need to be a bit more careful with our article file sizes... High-res pics can be uploaded to a separate storage if needed, and maybe normal resolution versions can be in the paper?

I also found out that for some reason #Zotero grabs the explanatory video that sometimes comes with papers (e.g. in Neuron). These can be massive too and for some reason are not shown in the Zotero library, but they are there in your disk.

Edit: removed mention of #Figshare because it is apparently owned by one of the giant publishing companies..

#Academia #ResearchArticles

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@NicoleCRust @PLOS the worst is when you have to pay to obtain the “permission” to use a figure from one of your OWN articles
 triple ugh

Nowadays the trick is to publish/update the preprint with the final figures before the paper, right? Or put the figures on #Figshare but it is a bit of a hassle..

Had a great #pidfest After presenting a RAiD like workflow https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.25966051.v1, we got access to the demo version of the RAiD API. 
so here is a demo with an actual RAiD workflow: https://www.overleaf.com/read/vnpvrdkbqswr#7f32a4 maybe the first RAid to Author and Author contribution statement demo? #overleaf #figshare #ORCid #RAiD
Exploring ‘RAiD like’ workflows with figshare and Overleaf

The demonstration supports the following presentation:One of the promising functions of RAiD identifiers is their ability to represent a research activities as they evolve. As research activities develop over time, RAid workflows shift from structured definition, to providing structure for new research outputs that the activity creates, and then finally to contributing to the discovery and provenance infrastructure necessary to build trust in research. Using the figshare project as a proxy for a RAiD activity definition, we propose to demonstrate how RAid can facilitate the flow of metadata from creation through to publication - automatically creating publication authorship details from associated ORCiDs, and providing incentives for researchers to improve their ORCiD records in the process. Finally, by linking publication outputs to RAiD identifiers (our stand in figshare project), we demonstrate the advantages of leaving a RAiD id provenance trail in your research publication - making it easier to distinguish research that has been created over time vs fabricated outputs that may have been created by Paper Mills using generative AI.

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