Open Science

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For a broad understanding of the potential benefits of open science, I recommend Dan Quintana’s presentation below on “Five things that every researcher should know about open science”:

The links below may be useful reading for understanding the rationale behind open science practices and how these can be implemented. The examples are from sport and exercise science but are broadly applicable:

• Sharing Data and Code: A Comment on the Call for the Adoption of More Transparent Research Practices in Sport and Exercise Science

• Moving Sport and Exercise Science Forward: A Call for the Adoption of More Transparent Research Practices

• Unlocking sports medicine research data while maintaining participant privacy via synthetic datasets

There are also many great discussions around this topic on the Everything Hertz podcast.