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• Edit a collection submission

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. You can edit your collection submission to update its title, description, tags, license, contributors, and collection metadata. You must have

• Getting Started FAQ’s

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. About Open Science Framework and Center for Open Science What is Center for Open Science (COS)? The Center for Open Science (COS) is a non-profit

• Get the Most Out of Your OSF Preprints

  What Is an OSF Preprint? A preprint is the manuscript copy of an article that is sent to publishers for consideration and peer review. They allow for quick prepublications, citations, and Digital

• How to Make a Data Dictionary

  A data dictionary is critical to making your research more reproducible because it allows others to understand your data. The purpose of a data dictionary is to explain what all the variable names

• Activities: Next steps on the OSF Dashboard

  1. Where to Start on the OSF? Your journey on the Open Science Framework (OSF) depends on where you are in the research life cycle. Whether you are planning a study, collecting data, analyzing

• Submit to a Meeting

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. This help guide walks you through how to submit your research to a meeting or conference on OSF. Attendees can email their talks/posters to the

• Create a Project from a Template (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. You can create a new project using another project's structure as a template. When you use a project as a template, the project along with any

• Fork a Project (OSF Projects)

  Forking a project creates a copy of an existing project and its components. The fork always points back to the original project, forming a network of citations. You might a fork a project to expand

• Edit the Wiki (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. The wiki is a versatile tool for interacting with your team and others who view your work. Wikis can be used to explain the main points of your

• Create a Project (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. This Article IsLicensedUnder CC0 For Maximum Reuse. OSF projects are the largest form of categorization that OSF supports. A project can be an

• New OSF Search Features for Rapid Research Findability and Sharing

  With increasing requirements for open sharing of research outputs from funders, governments, and research communities comes the need to ensure searching and indexing of research can meet these

• Connect Amazon S3 to a Project

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. You connect one Amazon S3 bucket to your project. Different buckets can be linked to different components within the same project. Files added to

• Benefits and Concerns of Registration

  Embarking on the journey of preregistering your research design can be a decision met with both enthusiasm and apprehension. In this article, we highlight the benefits and address some of the

• Project and Components FAQ’s

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. What is the distinction between the different category options on projects? Categories on OSF projects are a way to organize projects and nested

• Creating a data management plan (DMP) document

  A data management plan is a living, written document explaining what you intend to do with your data during and following the conclusion of your research project. A data management plan is required

• Request Access to a Private Project (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. Private projects can only be viewed by those who are a contributors. When you "request access" to a private project, you are requesting to become

• Create Components (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. Components are sub-projects below the top-level project. Components help organize your research and create hierarchy within your parent project.

• Post Submission Registration Files

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. What are Resources? Any files, images, digital materials, etc. that are related to or generated as part of an ongoing or completed study

• Add Metadata to Your OSF Registration

  Once you have created an OSF Registration you can enhance it with some additional metadata regarding the type of resources included and funding information. This enhanced information will increase

• Connect ownCloud/nextCloud to a Project

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. OwnCloud is an open-source, universal file access platform that is self-hosted on your servers. You can link your ownCloud instance to your OSF

• How to Add Files to Your Registration

  Introduction This guide will walk you through the steps to add files to your OSF preregistration as a badge or open resource item. This process ensures your files are connected to your

• Collaborating on Registrations

  Collaborators and contributors are the coauthors on a project, registration, or preprints. Each contributor has their own permission level (ie. Administrator, Read+Write, and Read), each with

• API Integrations

  The OSF hosts an Open Application Programming Interface (API). With this API you can access users, projects, components, logs, and files from the Open Science Framework (OSF), which is a free,

• Connect Bitbucket to a Project

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. Bitbucket is a web-based Git and Mercurial repository that allows you and your team members to store code. You can connect one Bitbucket

• Connect Dropbox to a Project

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. You can connect one Dropbox folder or an entire Dropbox account to your OSF project or component. Different folders can be linked to different

• Metadata for Improving Discoverability, Sharing, Collaboration, and Reuse of Your Work

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. Metadata: The Key to Discoverability Metadata is the term used for any information about your research materials — things like titles,

• Connect figshare to a Project

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. Figshare is an online digital repository that allows researchers to preserve and share their research outputs. You can connect one figshare

• Preprint Analytics

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. Each preprint is equipped with a download, and view counter. Please note that these counters exclude downloads and views by contributors of the

• Leveraging View-Only Links for Private Projects and Embargoed Preregistrations on OSF

  In this month’s edition of Tips & Tricks, we’re focusing on how to create view-only links for your private projects and embargoed preregistrations. These links are a fantastic way to share your work

• Addressing Fear of Scooping on OSF Preregistrations

  Welcome to this month's edition of Tips & Tricks! Today, we’re diving into a common concern among researchers: the fear of scooping, especially when it comes to registering and sharing your work on

• Activities: Leverage OSF Search Improvements

  In a landscape where open sharing of research outputs is increasingly vital, the importance of research search and indexing capabilities has become even more critical. Over the last few months, OSF

• OSF Metadata Profile

  OSF leverages key metadata that provide the most effective ways for you to describe your research. OSF utilizes a unique metadata model that facilitates FAIRness (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable,

• Managing projects (OSF Projects)

  Now that you have created a project(s), you can start managing them. To give you a sneak peek inside each help guide article, look at the goals each help guide addresses! The following articles help

• Tag Your Project

  Add tags to your projects and components to enhance the discoverability of your work! Add And Remove Tags On Your Project Search OSF For Related Work Add and remove tags on your project First, open

• View Versions of the Wiki

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. Every time a user clicks Save on a wiki page, a new version of the wiki is saved to the OSF. You can view and compare versions of a wiki page to

• Account and Security Home Page

  In this section, we offer guidance on everything you need to know about your account, data management plans, and the security of your information on Open Science Framework (OSF) Profile and Accounts:

• Move Files (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. In this article Move files from the files interface Moving to a different add-on storage Move Files To Project Components Copying Files from the

• View Recent Activity

  Every action performed in a project is logged by the OSF in the "Recent Activity" section, so you will always know the changes that have been made on a project and who made them. Recent activity logs

• How to Contact our Support Team (Help desk)

  You can reach out to our support desk by sending an email to Support@osf.io. What to Include in Your Email To help us assist you as efficiently as possible, please include the following information

• Security and Privacy

  The protection of your research, and personal information is our top priority. For more information on OSF security and privacy please see our help guides below along with a preview of each article:

• Start a Registration

  There are two ways to start a new registration using the OSF platform: Start from scratch: you will enter information and attach documents as you build out your research plan. Start from an existing

• Add Community Metadata Records to your OSF Content

  In the dynamic world of research, the standardization and interoperability of data have become crucial for advancing scientific discovery. As research communities grow and diversify, the need for a

• Citation add-ons

  Citation software is an excellent way to collect and manage references within a research study. The OSF is compatible with Mendeley and Zotero. Please see our help guide below for more information

• Find a Preprint Service

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. Many emerging groups have partnered with the OSF to support preprint sharing. This help guide will walk you through how to navigate to OSF

• Submitting Updates for Approval (Registrations)

  Topics The Process Submitting Updates For Approval From Admin Contributors The Process You can submit your updates once your updates are complete. The submission process is the same as when you

• Delete a Project (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. When you delete a project, all files and data will be deleted along with it. Please be aware that deleting a project is an irreversible action.

• Edit Contributor Permissions (OSF Projects)

  This article is licensed under CC0 for maximum reuse. This help guide gives instructions on how to update contributor's permissions after they have been added to the project. For an overview of the

• Creating a Project (OSF Projects)

  What are projects and components? OSF projects are the most flexible workspaces that OSF supports. A project can be an experiment, a lab group, a paper—anything that has contributing members and

• Share on Social Media

  You can share public projects, files, and registrations on social media to enhance discoverability. Sharing is not available for private content on the OSF. Share a public project or component Share

• Viewing previous versions of a preprint

  This Article Is Licensed Under CCO For Maximum Reuse. Each version of a preprint, once approved by moderation, will be equipped with a DOI. This DOI can be used to connect your preprint to other