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The Open Science Cookbook
Emily Bongiovanni (Edited by), Melanie Gainey (Edited by), Chasz Griego (Edited by), Lencia McKee (Edited by)
9798892552967
Paperback / softback, published 4 July 2025
132 pages
26.7 x 21.6 x 1.3 cm, 0.454 kg
Open science promotes more transparent, accessible, and reproducible research and extends beyond the sciences, fostering this inclusivity across all disciplines. There are many benefits to practicing open science, including opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, increased visibility and impact, and enhanced reproducibility and reusability of research.
The Open Science Cookbook provides a wide variety of lesson plans and learning activities for supporting collaborative, transparent, openly accessible, and reproducible research. In five sections, it has something for beginners to more advanced practitioners and for different audience sizes.
Just as freely sharing data and workflows enables key breakthroughs in major fields, sharing open science practices and resources creates an even stronger foundation for this necessary growth at institutions around the world. The Open Science Cookbook offers innovative ways for academic libraries to promote open science through advocacy and education. This book is available as an open access edition.
Foreword
Keith Webster
Introduction
Section 1: Program Development
Chapter 1. An Open Science Potluck: Building a Program that Engages your Campus Community
Melanie Gainey, Lencia McKee, Emily Bongiovanni, and Sarah Young
Chapter 2. Establishing an Effective Open Science Team: A Recipe for Cultural Change in Institutions
Gerard Castro-Linares, Sabrina Meindlhumer, Esther Plomp, Xuehang Wang, and Sebastian WeingÄ
rtner
Chapter 3. Growing Open Science Services from the Ground Up
Devin Soper, Renaine Julian, and Neelam Bharti
Chapter 4. Creating an Open Science Librarian Role
Kassidy Hof-Mahoney and Renaine Julian
Chapter 5. The Library is Not Enough: Building the Data Governance Community at Your Institution
Abigail Goben, Heather Coates, and Kristin Briney
Chapter 6. Operating a Budget-Friendly Open Publishing Buffet
Seth Vuletich, Danielle Ostendorf, Joseph Kraus, and Brianna Buljung
Section 2: Instruction
Chapter 7. Spicy Data Skills Open Science Program with Library Carpentry
Carlene Barton, Jodie Double, Nilani Ganeshwaran, Ann James, Phil Reed, and Jennifer Stubbs
Chapter 8. Undergraduate Chefs Dishing Reproducible Research
Chasz Griego
Chapter 9. Creating a Buffet of Open Datasets and Case Studies for Appetizing Data Science Instruction
Catherine R. Barber and Anna Xiong
Chapter 10. Arts x Eship x Copyright: Teaching Arts Entrepreneurs about Copyright
Ashley Werlinich and Jennifer McKee
Section 3: Outreach
Chapter 11. Engaging Small Group Open Access Education for STEM Students and Faculty
Michelle E. Wilson and Sarah Weiss
Chapter 12. When Plating Matters: Delivering Data Literacy through Graphical Handouts
Renata Goncalves Curty, Greg JanÉ
e, and Julien Brun
Chapter 13. Creating a Feast to Embrace Open Data Mandates
Katy Smith
Chapter 14. No Substitutions: Preparing for Open Science Training by Sharing Your Own Research Protocol
Stephen Gabrielson and Melissa A. Ratajeski
Chapter 15. Increasing Visibility and Discoverability of Electronic Theses and Dissertations Using Linked Open Data: A Simple Process for Uploading Metadata to Wikidata
Steven J. Baskauf and Shenmeng Xu
Chapter 16. Cooking up a Cloud-Based Research Environment: A Taste of Reproducible Computational Text Analysis with Open Data
Fernando Rios and Jeffrey C. Oliver
Section 4: Events
Chapter 17. Cooking Up an Open Science Campus Symposium
Annette Day
Chapter 18. From Raw to Well-Done: A Successful Undergraduate Research Journey to Open Access
Tatiana Usova and Reya Saliba
Chapter 19. More Cooks in the Kitchen: Hosting a University-Wide Celebration of Faculty Scholarship
Cara Forster
Section 5: Collaborations and Partnerships
Chapter 20. Delicious Synergy: Using DMPs to Build Library Engagement with Data-Intensive Student Programs
Greg JanÉ
e, Renata Curty, and Julien Brun
Chapter 21. Infusing Open Science Ingredients into Evidence Synthesis to Create a Rich Medley for Researcher Support
Melanie Gainey and Sarah Young
Chapter 22. Bibliometric Fusion: An Open Science Collaborative Project on Research Collaboration Network Mapping
Shenmeng Xu and Steven J. Baskauf
Chapter 23. Layering the Community Cake: Making a Geo-Enabled LibGuide for Community Connection and Development
Barbara MacLennan and Frank Lafone
Chapter 24. Undergraduate Service with a Side of Community Science
Carl O. DiNardo