UC Libraries Make Open Science Framework Tool Available for Researchers
The Researcher Services group, an initiative of the University of Cincinnati Libraries along with the IT@UC Research & Development Team, is pleased to announce a new tool for managing research projects: OSF for UC.
OSF, or the Open Science Framework, is an open-source workflow management tool developed by the Center for Open Science. Appropriate for any discipline, OSF enables researchers to manage workflows, share files, view project analytics, and more. Available at
, OSF for UC is the portal for students, faculty, staff and others to manage project files and documents. There is no cost to use OSF and sign-in is easy. Simply go to
, click on the Sign in button, choose University of Cincinnati, then enter your UC 6+2 Central Login.
To learn more, the Center for Open Science is hosting a webinar on the OSF platform on Thursday, June 1, from 10am-11am. At this webinar, you can learn more about managing workflows, collaborating, version control, archiving data, and connecting with other tools such as Box, Github, and more. Register for the webinar
.
Have questions or need consultation on managing your project through OSF? Contact Amy Koshoffer, science informationist, at
or (513) 556-1310. More information bout OSF for UC, as well as other services, is available via the Libraries website at
http://libraries.uc.edu/digital-scholarship/data-services.html.
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