The Center for Open Science is a research organization founded in 2013 to support open science practices. Its work combines research infrastructure with changes to how studies are planned, reported and evaluated.[ref]
About by Center for Open Science. Mission and opening organizational history: founding in 2013 and technology, community and stakeholder strategy
It develops the Open Science Framework, which connects study plans with research materials and outputs. A time-stamped registration can preserve what was planned before the results were known; linked data and code support computational reproducibility. These records let readers examine the relationship between the original plan, later analytical decisions and the published claims.[ref]
The Open Science Framework by Center for Open Science. Register study plans, Link work across tools and systems and Register your work
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