Open science: hope is other people

Much like open source software, open science is a path to distributed collaboration. By sharing the data from experiments and investigations open and available, scientists can multiply impact and discovery for teams they've never even met.Our guest, Saskia de Vries, talks to us about her work at the Allen Institute, including accelerating the pace of discovery by making scientific data available to everyone who wants it.CreditsSaskia de Vries, guestAshley Juavinett, host + producerCat Hicks, host + producerDanilo Campos, producer + editorYou can learn more about the Allen Institute on their website: https://alleninstitute.org/Read some of Saskia's recent thoughts on sharing data in neuroscience here: https://elifesciences.org/articles/85550The CRCNS open data repository that Saskia mentions: https://crcns.org/Read about the FAIR principles for scientific data management and stewardship: https://www.nature.com/articles/sdata201618 Learn more about Ashley:https://ashleyjuavinett.com/https://mastodon.social/@analog_ashleyashleyjuavinett.bsky.socialLearn more about Cat:https://www.drcathicks.com/https://mastodon.social/@grimalkinagrimalkina.bsky.social