NLU is supporting NASA's mission to Transform to Open Science. Check out the NASA TOPS Github.
These summer workshops are intended to:
- Broaden diverse undergraduates’ interest and participation in science.
- Implement and disseminate the use of culturally-responsive practices in teaching open-science content.
- Increase knowledge of open-science principles and opportunities for diverse undergraduates and members of the science community.
- Increase the capacity of STEM faculty at a broad-access HSI/MSI to incorporate open science principles and the use of NASA data sets.
The Open Science 101 curriculum is a 5-module curriculum designed to equip researchers, students and citizen scientists with the knowledge and skills to navigate the principles and practices of open science, including developing an open science and data management plan. Expand your Open Science expertise and equip yourself with the essential skills required to excel in the realm of open science. Sign up today to embark on your journey towards advancing your open science proficiency and gain your NASA Open Science Certification.
TOPS has created a development version of the curriculum written in Markdown to enable the community to help make it even better. It can be found here.
Note: This version of the curriculum will not allow you to get badged. To get badged for Open Science 101 enroll here.
Aibiike Shainazarova, Akshay Mestry, Alejandro Alvarez, Alexander Zurek, Anas Mohammed, Areej Imran, Betty Wong, Brandon Ortiz, Bryan Palafox, Dhruvil Prajapati, Diana Toktorbekova, Erzhan Zheenbekov, Gianna Dubinski, Jhovanny Ugalde, Medina Kubanychbekova, Mohammed Khan, Mohammed Abdul Zeeshan Askari, Nadim Vaid, Noah Martinez, Orlanda Ford, Roberto Perez, Sathvik Maridasana Nagaraj, Sayyorakhon Raimjonova, Shaning Ayah, Yesenia Jimenez
Alex Smagin, Alina Zholdubaeva, Brandon Swanson, David Fonseca, Emely Chuy, Enxhi Merkah, Jasmin Duishebaeva, Jordi Rodriguez, Reva Kulkarni
We want to thank Jesus Gil for helping with organizing our workshop days!