Openness in research can lead to greater reproducibility, an accelerated pace of discovery, and decreased redundancy of effort. In addition, open research ensures equitable access to knowledge and the ability for any community to assess, interrogate, and build upon prior work. In order for research to succeed, openness and reproducibility are required. In turn, this requires open infrastructure and distributed access; but few institutions can provide all of these services alone. Providing a trustworthy network...

The Transparency and Open Promotion (TOP) Guidelines are eight modular recommendations and standards (with varying levels of stringency) for journals and funders to incentivize open science practices. TOP Factor is a transparent evaluation rubric showing the degree of a journal or funder's implementation of and compliance with TOP Guidelines. Visit cos.io/top to view the TOP Guidelines and for more resources for implementing TOP.

Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) is a leading cause of kidney diseases worldwide. The prevalence of FSGS, relative to other glomerular disease diagnoses, seems to be increasing worldwide, and it is a major contributor to end-stage renal disease (ESRD). In 2011, McGrogan et al. reported an annual incidence rates of FSGS as 0.2 to 1.8/100, 000 population per year by reviewing literature worldwide.

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This project is designed to support Haverford College economics majors who produce empirical theses. The structure is based on the TIER Documentation Protocol, version 4.0. Additional information about Project TIER is available at http://projecttier.org

This research seeks to develop a new theory of cross-group threat transfer, which conceptualizes how threats attributed to an outgroup can be transferred to other groups or to a broader social category. To test and further develop this theory, research will be conducted in the United States (U.S.) on two cases. The first case will examines the extent to which symbolic and realistic threats attributed to rioters who engaged in violence surrounding the summer 2020...

We are preregistering an initial study intended to start a new research program. This study will help us determine how long the designed study takes, whether stimuli and measures are well received and show reasonable inter-judge agreement, what potential effect sizes might be for questions of interest and therefore what sample sizes are suitable for the first primary study. We are documenting the basic features of the study, some research questions of interest, some hypotheses,...

This project includes the data files and the code that were used to conduct the meta-analysis entitled "All’s Well That Ends (and Peaks) Well? A Meta-Analysis of the Peak-End Rule and Duration Neglect." The "Peak-End Meta-Analysis Description of Files" document provides detailed information about the files included in this OSF project.

Resources to enable open science and OSF practices for institutions, projects, and scholars.

The impact of time-pressure on pro-social decisions has received substantial recent attention ( Rand et al., 2014, 2012). While the impact of time pressure on trusting decisions has not yet been studied. The purpose of this study is to shed light on the role of time pressure on trust.

OSF: A free, open source online research platform, designed to support researchers to openly, and transparently share their work at all stages of the research lifecycle.

Marion Public Library (located in Marion, Ohio, 45 miles north of Columbus) serves as repository for a collection of documents produced in response to local concern about the incidence of leukemia and other ailments among the population. Former athletes at the River Valley High School, several miles east of town, were particularly at risk. Inquiries revealed that the school was built on a former WW II military site, and that the school's ballpark was above...

Coordinated by the Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia, the Biological Dynamics of Forest Fragments Project (BDFFP) is the longest-running and largest experimental habitat fragmentation site in the world. The Bibliography lists peer-reviewed papers that have resulted from BDFFP research. A new list of publications is generated annually.

Protocol for Scoping Review

The purpose of this project is to examine whether people's negative sentiments toward the perpetrator of a microaggression (compared to the perpetrator of a generic norm violation) extend to the entire social group that the violator belongs to. To begin we will focus on gender microaggressions, committed by men on women. We manipulate the kind of norm violation participants are exposed to (a man's microaggression or other norm violation, pretested to be of equal badness...

In this webinar, attendees will learn about both the technical and practical aspects of this collaborative project connecting the researcher tool OSF and the preservation system of Internet Archive. We will demonstrate how researchers can improve the openness and reproducibility of their research through preregistration, and how those preregistrations are preserved with Internet Archive. We will answer questions and seek to learn your needs and use cases for how this powerful workflow can support library...