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This component contains: * **2022.05.31_intro_OS_ESSB.gslides**: Google slides of the presentation including: (i) a definition of open science and commonly discussed open practices (e.g., open data, open code, open access publications); (ii) which stakeholders are promoting open science; (iii) how the adoption of such practices can be beneficial for society, research disciplines, and individual researchers * **2022.05.31_intro_prereg_ESSB.gslides**: Google Slides of the hands-on session on how to preregister a project on the Open Science Framework ([OSF](https://osf.io/)) * **2022.05.31_introOSF_ESSB.gslides**: Google Slides of the presentation briefly introducing the Center for Open Science ([COS](https://cos.io/)) and the Open Science Framework ([OSF](https://osf.io/)), followed by a hands-on session on how to create a project on this platform
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