Just saw my Open Research Week 2025 slides hit 1,596 views on Zenodo, which is more than any of my uploads, even our #REPOPSI paper from four years ago.
Nice to see the interest, and thanks again to LJMU Library Researcher Engagement Team and all the organizers for the chance to share the work!
"other efforts had mostly focused on English-language content and were locked behind paywalls or limited to a specific subfield of psychology. Our collection would thus serve as a valuable resource (...), bridging an accessibility gap for tools that are readily available in the West".
@alelazic on efforts behind creating #REPOPSI - centralised, open-access Repository of Psychological Instruments in Serbian.
Open science isn't just for the rich.
I wrote about building #REPOPSI – a repository of psychological instruments in Serbian – and what it taught me about doing open science with limited resources and lots of persistence.
12 new psychological instruments are now in #REPOPSI, bringing LIRA Lab's open repository to 270 records! 🎉
Latest addition: Trust in Scientists Scale (from a recently published many lab study: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-024-02090-5)
REPOPSI Website: https://www.repopsi.f.bg.ac.rs/en/
REPOPSI Open Science Framework page: https://osf.io/5zb8p/
I was honored to be invited to speak at the Open Research Week about our journey with #REPOPSI, the Repository of Psychological Instruments in Serbian.
Curious about the 🔓open tools we used or the discussion on equitable 💰funding?
You can explore the slides + recording: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14997009
You can also check out other fantastic talks – there was so much to learn and reflect on! Visit: https://ljmuresearchsupport.wordpress.com/2025/03/04/open-research-week-2025-round-up-and-recordings/
#OpenScience #OpenInfrastructure #ORW2025
Slides from an invited talk given at the Open Research Week 2025 on February 26, 2025 (online). The full event programme is available at https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/open-research/open-research-week-2025/ A roundup of the talk prepared by event organizers and the link to the recording are available at https://ljmuresearchsupport.wordpress.com/2025/03/04/open-research-week-2025-round-up-and-recordings/ REPOPSI is an open digital repository for Open Access psychological scales, tests, and other research instruments translated into Serbian or developed by Serbian scientists.
Can we bring back the option to access the files in the Open Science Framework (OSF) directly from the Overview (🏠Home) page of the project/component? @CenterforOpenScience
Users of the #REPOPSI collection of psychological instruments are starting to think we deleted the files or removed free access. 😢
Almost halfway⏳️ through Open Research Week, but you can still register: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/open-research/open-research-week-2025/
On February 26, if you're free in the morning🔆, 11.00 CET/10.00 GMT, join me for a session on open psychology research in Serbia and the #REPOPSI project. See you there!
Here's how I bulk download large Open Science Framework (OSF) projects.
R script: https://github.com/liralab-bgd/repopsi/blob/master/repopsi-download/OSF_bulk-download.R
Wrote it to quickly backup almost 200 components in #REPOPSI. You can do it in Excel, too. :)
Thanks everyone for engaging with the original post!
Thrilled to be a part of the lineup for the OPEN RESEARCH WEEK 2025!
All sessions are free & open to everyone. 😊
Register now: https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/open-research/open-research-week-2025/
Lessons learned from setting up #REPOPSI – supporting open psychology research in Serbia: https://libcal.essex.ac.uk/event/4301322
Congratulations @alelazic - first recipient of the ‘Sarah Jones Award for exceptional contribution to fostering collaboration in #OpenScience’'
Aleksandra is a PhD Candidate and #Research Assistant at the University of Belgrade LIRA Lab and one of the co-founders of #REPOPSI –Repository of Psychological Instruments in Serbian.
@cathrin: “Aleksandra has the energy, knowledge and humility that would have appealed to Sarah. I imagine they would have been kindred spirits”
Today, during the Closing Session of the 23rd RDA Plenary Meeting in Costa Rica, Aleksandra Lazić was announced as the winner of the ‘Sarah Jones Award for exceptional contribution to fostering collaboration in Open Science’. The Award, established by the RDA in June 2024, aims to honour the memory of our dear colleague Sarah Jones, and
Aleksandra Lazić, PhD
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