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Categories: Collaborative software, Non-profit organizations based in Charlottesville, Virginia, Scholarly communication, Open science, 2013 establishments in Virginia
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Center for Open Science  10.17605  10.31219  10.31220  10.31221  COS
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The Center for Open Science is a non-profit technology organization based in Charlottesville, Virginia with a mission to "increase the openness, integrity, and reproducibility of scientific research." Wikipedia
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The Center for Open Science is a non-profit technology organization based in Charlottesville, Virginia with a mission to "increase the openness, integrity, and reproducibility of scientific research." Wikipedia
Non-profit organization Wikidata
IS A
scientific organization
501(c)(3) organization
HAS PART
SocArXiv
BOARD MEMBER
Rebecca Saxe
Marcia McNutt
Arturo Casadevall
COUNTRY
United States
FIELD OF WORK
open science
FOUNDED BY
Brian Nosek
LOCATED IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE TERRITORIAL ENTITY
Charlottesville
SPONSOR
Laura and John Arnold Foundation
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Center for Open Science
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Center for Open Science
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10.17605, 10.31219, 10.31220, 10.31221, 10.31222, 10.31223, 10.31224, 10.31225, 10.31226, 10.31227, 10.31228, 10.31229, 10.31230, 10.31231, 10.31232, 10.31233, 10.31234, 10.31235, 10.31236, 10.31237, 10.31730, 10.32942, 10.32943, 10.33767, 10.34055, 10.35542, 10.35543, 10.37044, Center for Open Science, Inc., Open Science Collaboration, Open Science Framework, Osf.io, OSF Prepr, OSF Prepr., OSF Preprints, PaleorXiv
Wikidata Alias
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Center for Open Science, Inc., COS, cos.io, Many Labs 2, ManyLab

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