jeffspies

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   by jeffspies 10y ago

   Just FYI, you should know about SHARE. It's an effort to create a free, open dataset of research activity across the research lifecycle. You can read more at http://share-research.org So, if you want to see a reddit for res
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   by jeffspies 11y ago

   Thanks, Lyndsy. I'd be happy to answer any questions.
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   by jeffspies 11y ago

   By the way, if you come across other initiates, feel free to reach out. First name at cos dot io. This is good stuff.
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   by jeffspies 11y ago

   Thanks for posting. The DublinCore schema is quite widely used--many of the institutional repositories that we harvest from use it. I know of Omeka--I've seen it used quite a bit. We should look into some sort of add-on connection with
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   by jeffspies 11y ago

   I can help answer questions about what we do or how/why we do it. Some info: we're mostly a web development shop, and everything we do is 100% free and open source. Our flagship product is the Open Science Framework ( http:/&
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   by jeffspies 12y ago

   Center for Open Science - Charlottesville, VA - http://cos.io/jobs Developers - FULLTIME, INTERN Statisticians - FULLTIME We're a well-funded, non-profit tech startup; everything we develop is free and open source. Ope