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research that shows its receipts before anyone asks for them.
means the practice of sharing data, methods, and findings openly so others can verify, reuse, and build on your work.
from emerged from the open-source software movement and internet-era frustration with paywalled, unreplicable research; formalized through initiatives like the Budapest Open Access Initiative in 2002.
replication crisispartly why open science gained urgency after 2010
preprintslet results circulate before peer review finishes
funder mandatesmany grants now require open data by default