This is a GitHub organization for Australian National University (ANU) staff and HDR students interested in open science.
Open science refers to a movement and set of practices aimed at making scientific research and its outputs more accessible, transparent, and collaborative. It involves making research articles, data, and software openly accessible. Key principles include sharing research data and source code, collaboration, and open educational resources. Open science aims to accelerate scientific discovery, improve research quality, and increase public access to knowledge.
🎯 ANU Open Science aims to share resources that promote open science and bring together people at ANU who have shared interests. While not exclusive to data and coding, a particular emphasis is placed on reproducible practices (such as Quarto, R Markdown, and Jupyter notebooks), open source programming languages (e.g. R, Python, Julia) and applications from relevant disciplines such as statistics, computing and data science. Note that ANU Open Science is not exclusive to any discipline, but rather encourages diverse participation from all walks of life and areas.
It currently contains Quarto templates for:
In addition, it contains workshop materials for:
(Note that this is a work-in-progress)
Find the internal site here (only viewable using your ANU login). You can also join the public group here.
(This is in trial and not so active!)
You can join Slack for ANU Open Science here using your ANU email account. Please use your full name.
- ANU Biological Data Science Institute
- ANU Software Innovation Institute
- ANU Statistical Support Network
Please contact Emi Tanaka (emi.tanaka@anu.edu.au) to be added to the member list, have related ANU organizations listed above, or for other queries.
Contributions, feedback, suggestions, etc are welcomed!
Feel free to start a discussion also at the Discussion board.
