Best Practices for Collaborative & Open Research
All ICOR Strategists
Communication Strategies for Effective Collaborations: A best practices framework
Wyatt Korff, HHMI-Janelia Research Campus
Maryrose Franko, The Health Research Alliance
Open IP: Sharing Research Outputs Without Intellectual Property Restrictions
Aled Edwards, University of Toronto & Structural Genomics Consortium
Dylan Wade Roskams-Edris, Tanenbaum Open Science Institute
ROMS and PIDs: Research outputs logged, registered, and tracked
Kristen Ratan, Strategies for Open Science (Stratos)
Maryrose Franko, The Health Research Alliance
Facilitating Collaboration: Early research sharing and communication
Sarah Greene, Rapid Science
Kristen Ratan, Strategies for Open Science (Stratos)
Recognizing and Promoting Early “Preprints in Progress”
Jessica Polka, ASAPbio
Iratxe Puebla, ASAPbio
Applying Expert Review to All Research Outputs
Damian Pattinson, eLife Sciences Publications
Tracking and Crediting Nano-Contributions Within Research Networks
Danil Mikhailov, data.org
Yo Yehudi, Wellcome Trust – Data for Science & Health
Tracking, Measuring & Crediting Collaborative and Open Research Activities
Kristen Ratan, Strategies for Open Science (Stratos)
Sarah Greene, Rapid Science
Funder and Institutional Recognition of Open and Collaborative Actions
Bodo Stern, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Keith Yamamoto, University of California, San Francisco
Flip to Open: The tools, practices, costs and culture required for fully open and collaborative research
Aled Edwards, University of Toronto & Structural Genomics Consortium
Dylan Wade Roskams-Edris, Tanenbaum Open Science Institute
Open by Design: Arcadia Science, pushing the boundaries of open science in biology and biotechnology
Prachee Avasthi, Arcadia Science & Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College