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The Reuse Incentives Working Group will explore what drives researchers to share and reuse modular outputs—from figures and code to data and methods and how we can design better systems and incentives to make it worthwhile.

Thanks to @navigation.org for making it all possible. 🚀

We named a movement. Composable Science. Not just a model. A mindset. Modular. Discoverable. Creditable. Reusable.

Science that doesn’t sit in a drawer. It gets passed on, credited, remixed, and reapplied. Faster to share. Faster to find. Faster to use.

Some work getting started over the last year at Continuous Science Foundation; not psychology specifically.

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So many intersections between research and education — the interplay between discover and dissemination.

So few of the things we know about good education are applied to science communication / papers.

It’s time to build integrated systems that embrace the full spirit of open science — where collaboration, data sharing, and computational integration are built in, not bolted on.

We believe in sharing early, often, and openly. Prioritizing small, meaningful updates over large, infrequent ones. Changes towards continuous process — continuous science — allows feedback and review to happen when it matters — during the research process, not only after it’s done.

Modern research is collaborative, computational, and built iteratively — from large datasets to carefully developed protocols, pipelines and research software. And yet, the systems we use to share that research remain largely unchanged.