group recognition in media coverage

[Jeffrey Spies]

Hi, all,

Media coverage of the COS and Open Science Collaboration projects have
been very good on the goals and activities of the project, but the
emphasis is still too much "personality piece" rather than
"large-scale collaborative project". The coverage of our press
release, while excellent overall, was a good example of this bias
(other links below):

http://phenomena.nationalgeographic.com/2013/03/05/new-center-aims-to-make-science-more-open-and-reliable/

We'd like to find ways to emphasize the fact that this really is a
community effort, beyond our ignored efforts to do so during
interviews. Here's the idea:

We're often asked for images representing us, and, so far, we've been
sending our logo, but perhaps, in the future, we can send collage-type
designs comprised of images of you.

If you consider yourself a member of the Open Science Collaboration or
Reproducibility Project, please send us high quality images of
yourselves, your lab/peers/students, and/or your school's logo. We'll
create some collage-type designs that we can send to the media when
they ask for images in the future, in hopes that they'll use those
rather than photos of Brian that they find on the internet.

Email pho...@centerforopenscience.org with the photos (do NOT
reply-all!). Please abel them lastname_firstname_rp.jpg if you're in
the Reproducibility Project and lastname_firstname.jpg otherwise.

Thanks!

Jeff.

Links:

http://chronicle.com/article/New-Center-Hopes-to-Clean-Up/137683/
(Paywall...yeah)
http://news.sciencemag.org/scienceinsider/2013/03/psychologists-launch-a-bare-all-.html?ref=hp

[Brian Nosek]

Yes, thanks in advance for sending a photo following Jeff's description below.

Perhaps a first opportunity to use these will be at the Association for Psychological Science meeting in May.  I am giving a symposium talk about reproducibility or something.  A typical presentation acknowledges co-authors at the beginning or end in a list.  A way to make that list compellingly demonstrate the community aspect of these projects is to have it be part of the border on every page of the talk.  So, if you can send a head shot, then I will try to put the slides together so that every slide has another 5-10 contributors to the project listed on the side.  

Thanks!

Brian

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[Brian Nosek]

Thanks to those of you who sent photos for presentations of OSC projects.  We are hoping to get photos from many more of you so that the set will be useful for demonstrating our size and diversity.  Our first chance to try using this is at my APS talk next week.  Please send a photo by Sunday if possible.  Here are the instructions from Jeff (please send head shots):

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Email pho...@centerforopenscience.org with the photos (do NOT

reply-all!). Please label them lastname_firstname_rp.jpg if you're in

the Reproducibility Project and lastname_firstname.jpg otherwise.

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[Jeffrey Spies]

Send your photos to pho...@centerforopenscience.org ASAP; we'd like to
use them this week! See below for more information.

Thanks,

Jeff.

[heathe...@uni-erfurt.de]

Hi everyone,

does anyone have a powerpoint presentation already set up like the one described above? Or, at the least, a collage photo? I'm presenting at the ECP in Stockholm in a few weeks and would like to use it for that.

Sincerely,

Heather

[Jeffrey Spies]

We'll get an update to the group and send it out.

Denise, we have a few new photos to add.

Jeff.

[heathe...@uni-erfurt.de]

Hi Jeff,

any headway with the presentation template? I am catching my flight this Saturday, any chances that the template will be available before then?

Thanks,

Heather

[Jeffrey Spies]

Hi, Heather,

We thought we had another week or so, so the following do not include recent images sent to us or the OSC version, but hopefully these will suffice:

http://centerforopenscience.org/static/logos/cos_mosaic.jpg

http://centerforopenscience.org/static/logos/cos_mosaic_04.jpg

We'll follow-up next week with updated versions for the group to use,

Jeff.

Heather

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[heathe...@uni-erfurt.de]

That's great, thanks!