In this podcast Nikola Stikov talks to Sean Hill, chair of the CONP End-user Committee
Language: English
Length: 10 mins
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Nikola welcomes Sean Hill, professor at University of Toronto and the inaugural scientific director of the Krembil Centre for Neuroinformatics |
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Open data is a big part of open science: ‘If we cannot reuse and reanalyze the results, we are selling the science short’ |
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As chair of the CONP end-user committee, Sean is looking for concrete examples of how scientists want to use CONP resources to advance open neuroscience |
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Canada’s role in open neuroscience
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Is science today more or less open than the science of the past? ‘We’ve been highly influenced by the incentive structure that optimizes for closed high-impact publications.’
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What is the greatest obstacle to open science at the moment? ‘A PDF is a terrible way to share scientific data and knowledge.’ |
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Can patents and open science coexist?
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