How the CONP strengthens the global brain research community
Major neurological diseases and disorders have captured the curiosity of countless scientists and clinicians across …
Open science in the age of COVID-19
Eat garlic, gargle with vinegar and baking soda while standing on one leg! While we are astonished by the growing amount of “medical folklore” for coronavirus treatment, the world eagerly awaits the first unfake news that humanity is on the trail of discovering proper treatment for COVID-19. As a community interested in bringing transparency to the scientific process, the Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform (CONP.ca) organized an online panel focused on open science during the COVID crisis.
The panel was moderated by Nikola Stikov and Rachel Harding, and the guests were Richard Gold, an intellectual property expert in medicine at McGill University, and Dylan Roskams-Edris, Open Science Alliance Officer for The Neuro in Montreal. The occasion for the panel was Richard Gold’s article published in the magazine “Fortune” about the failures of the current model of industrial drug development.
News
CONP Scientist Agâh Karakuzu awarded Neuro Open Science Prize
Earlier this month, the awardees of The Neuro Irv and Helga Cooper…
The CONP, The Neuro, TOSI, and the Douglas Research Centre sign DORA
Together with our partners The Neuro, TOSI, and the Douglas Research Centre,…
Towards Open Science: Research Ethics Best Practices – Tools and Resources
The Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform (CONP), in collaboration with the Tanenbaum Open…
Podcasts
CONP – Matthieu Dupuis and Jessica Royer
Neuro Libre · CONP – Matthieu Dupuis and Jessica Royer on open…
CONP – Nikola Stikov and Alexander Jacob
Neuro Libre · CONP – Nikola Stikov and Alexander Jacob on open…
CONP – Matthieu Dupuis and Peer Herholz
In this podcast, Matthieu Dupuis speaks to Peer Herholz about open science. …