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NASA launches a program that changes requirements and builds cloud tooling so datasets and mission software are open with no embargo and egress‑free access; Transform to Open Science (TOPS) funded $20M per year supports policy, infrastructure and community work; a $40M five‑year TOPS effort sets targets: 20,000 scientists earn an open‑science badge, double participation by excluded groups, and enable five major breakthroughs — cites reproducibility failures (204 papers, 60% no shared data) and examples like JWST 371‑person collaboration.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00NASA and open science mission
- 2:09Barriers in traditional research
- 5:40Reproducibility crisis in publishing
- 8:58Closed code in climate research
- 10:43Bias in funding and peer review
- 12:52Local data and closed software
- 15:03Diverse teams for inclusive science
- 16:26Science to the cloud and open software
- 19:12NASA’s Open Source Science Initiative
- 22:47Year of Open Science and momentum
- 25:13Q&A on open science
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