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#OpenResearchData is being used in a variety of areas. With the series "Open Research Data Through the Seasons" we are taking you through the year, highlighting #ORD related projects and facts within the narrative framework of the four seasons 🌸 ☀ 🍁 ❄   We will be soon be posting some interesting #openscience facts connected to the golden season - autumn.

🌿🔬 Exciting news alert! My-Domains für Naturwissenschaften is now live! 🚀 Explore a wide range of domain options tailored specifically for the field of natural sciences. Whether you're a researcher, educator, or industry professional, you'll find the perfect domain to showcase your expertise and passion. Don't miss out on this opportunity to elevate your online presence in the scientific community. Check it out here: [Link] #ScienceDomains #Naturwissenschaften #OnlinePresence https://ift.tt/YUFevhy

To all the newbies in #behaviouralscience You’ve already made the choice of understanding humans better. You’re here to understand why you made that choice.

🌿 Excited to introduce My-Domains für Naturwissenschaften - the perfect domain extension for the science community! 🧪🔬 Boost your online presence and establish credibility in the field with a domain that speaks to your expertise. Learn more at https://t.co/OdUrPk0RDn #ScienceDomains #OnlineIdentity #ExpertiseRecognition https://ift.tt/e9AVpH4

Research at Home: Citizen Science Citizen science projects can be a great way to take a dive into research anytime, anywhere. You can participate in a citizen science project, analyze data from these projects for your own research, get ideas for your own spin-off research, or create your own citizen science project. #citizenscience

New in Science: Researchers used a new framework to model the increasingly complex dynamics of introgression between humans and Neanderthals and the ramifications for both populations. Learn more: https://scim.ag/7Tb

How can social scientists cement beneficial research collaborations with community partners?   With 25 years of experience working with the heritage sector, Professor Heather Viles saw an opportunity for more creative, collaborative partnerships between academics and heritage sites at risk of falling into disrepair. The Kickstarting Heritage Innovations project provides research expertise and equipment to help preserve heritage sites for future generations.   In this video, Professor Viles shares her top tips for developing external partnerships, and how reflecting on what your project partners need can lead to the most impactful outcomes.   #InnovationStories #ResearchImpact #InnovationInAction School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford   Are you a social sciences researcher with a big idea to bring to life? To discover how you can incorporate innovation into your social sciences research and the support available, visit https://lnkd.in/eGupDRyP

When I mentor students, postdocs, and early-career science writers, I advise them to read a lot of quality nonfiction! Here are a few, courtesy of Northwest Science Writers Association member and freelance science writer Ian Rose. (Join NSWA at nwscience.org) I'm heartened by how much interest there is in communicating science to the broader public. It's more important than ever! #SciComm #Mentoring

📣 NEW! How can #OpenScience practices enhance #CitizenScience projects? The third and latest section of the LIBER Citizen Science Working Group guide: "Citizen Science for Research Libraries" is now available! Learn more about an expanding field of new practices, methods, and frameworks for use in Citizen Science. https://ow.ly/t2Kn50RTIHI

What makes evolutionary explanations tick? Does evolution have a progressive bent to it? How does natural selection work? How does fitness work? What is genetic drift about? In this latest episode, I chat with Dr. Charles Pence who describes the Pence Lab's unique approach to exploring some of biology’s biggest questions.