Everything we do is openly available under a CC-BY license:
 Criteria for openness and how they influence workflow choices: interactive spreadsheet (see also poster and presentation at FORCE2018), October 2018 |
 Example workflows (ongoing) |
Rainbow of open science practices (various formats available on Zenodo), January 2018 |
Turning the wheel of Open Science interactive visualization showing variety in Open Science practices (full image and individual practices also available on Figshare), January 2017 |
Interactive table of tool combinations used together more or less often than expected by chance (colour-blind safe version also available), November 2016 |
Data & scripts in Kaggle, for easily building, running and sharing R, Python or Julia scripts without downloading the data, May 2016 |
Graphs and charts; also see the interactive pivot template in Excel (9MB) for filtering and creating your own graphs, April 2016 |
 Dataset in Zenodo, with the full raw and cleaned data resulting from the survey, April 2016 |
 F1000Research Data Note describing the survey data collection and methods, April 2016 |
 Survey on scholarly communication tool usage, May 2015-Feb 2016 |
 Crowdsourced database of 400+ tools (ongoing) |
 Poster at Force2015 conference, Oxford, UK, January 12-13 2015 |
The circle, January 2015 |
Acknowledgements
We gratefully acknowledge the time and effort of the people who have helped us in this project.
Contact us:
- Jeroen Bosman j.bosman@uu.nl
- Bianca Kramer b.m.r.kramer@uu.nl
both at Utrecht University Library in the Netherlands
Innovations in Scholarly Communication 