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Dear all, We are surveying the knowledge and practice of Open Science among Nigerian researchers. It is part of an ongoing collaborative work to improve the awareness and advocacy for Open Science. We understand your busy schedule and the survey will take 10-15mins. s

We thank Jonny Coates (jacoates.bsky.social) (ASAPbio) and Clare F. Stone (SSRN-Elsevier) for leading our introductory sessions on #preprints at our #ARENLNL training program. We look forward to your practical sessions in the coming weeks🤗

A big "thank you" to raniabaleela for leading the introductory sessions on #openaccess and #openrepositories at our #ARENLNL training program. We are excited about your upcoming practical sessions🤗

A big "thank you" to our trainers @Neurosarda and Vanessa Fairhurst of PREreview and Lamis Elkheir (African Reproducibility Network (AREN)) for leading our sessions on open #PeerReview at our #ARENLNL training program. We look forward to your next sessions in the coming months🤗.

We wrapped up the introductory level of our #ARENLNL training program last week🥳with our final sessions on #opendata led by Esther Plomp (TU Delft) and Bosun Obileye (DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)) who we are most grateful for. Practical sessions begin next week!🚀

🎉 Delighted to be collaborating with African Reproducibility Network (AREN) bit.ly/aren-partners #OpenResearch

Level Two of our #ARENLNL training program is underway.🥳 Wonderful and interactive session last week led by Alexandra Freeman (creator of Octopus) and Tim Fellows (Jisc) on how to use the Octopus.ac platform for open scholarly publishing. Thank you both!🤗

New Episode of the ReproducibiliTea Podcast! @will_ngiam and Helena Gellersen are joined by Emmanuel Boakye and Lamis Elkheir to share their experiences as scientists and Open Science advocates in the Global South and how they started African Reproducibility Network (AREN) soundcloud.com/reproducibilit…

We wrapped up our #ARENLNL training program today!🥳6-7 months intensive training covering various #openscience topics and advocacy skills. We can't thank our wonderful volunteer trainers enough! 🙏🥹❤️. And oh our trainees... just superb!🔥 More updates to follow...🤗

Meet the ASAPbio Fellows! Lamis Yahia Mohamed Elkheir is a lecturer and a Ph.D. candidate. Lamis advocates for open science and is a core member in the establishment of the African Reproducibility Network (AREN), aspiring to make knowledge open for all in Africa and other underrepresented communities.

You can also find preprints requesting reviews via our website and on our Slack (bit.ly/PREreview-Slack). This review was written by #PREreviewChampion Lamis Elkheir & African Reproducibility Network (AREN) as part of their training program and in response to a review request: prereview.org/reviews/132926…

Happy New Year Everyone!🥳 Check out our 2024 Roundup in our latest newsletter here: bit.ly/3W8AL1r. A big "THANK YOU!" to everyone who was part of our journey. ❤️‍🔥 We look forward to another exciting year of engaging activities.🤗Stay tuned!

It's a new year and R4E has another educational webinar planned! This time we are going to talk about how to carry out a meta-analysis with Mike Malek-Ahmadi Thursday March 27th, 2025 11 AM ET/ 4PM CET All are welcome! Register here buff.ly/4abILVh

Meet our #RLUK25 Keynote 🎙 Emmanuel Boakye Emmanuel Boakye is Founder & Co-Director African Reproducibility Network (AREN) & a passionate African #openscience champion with a keen interest in improving research culture across Africa 🗓 Emmanuel’s talk will be on Thu 20 Mar 🖱 bit.ly/RLUKconf

Join us for our introductory webinar on #reproducibility as we dive into an engaging discussion on "Promoting Reproducibility in Africa". Don't miss this! Register here: bit.ly/introtorepro

Christine Nereya, an #AREN Local Network Lead, shares her first experience engaging the research community at the KALRO Veterinary Science Research Institute in Kenya on #openscience. Read the story here: africanrn.org/kalro-communit…

#openscience works if everyone is given a voice. The people on the grounds are the ones doing the heavy lifting, and their #stories need to be shared - even if it is just beginning.

University of Liverpool Christopher Smith Arts and Humanities Research Council UK Research and Innovation Ciaran Talbot UoM Library 📺 #RLUK25 KEYNOTES Talks on equitable and inclusive open research and knowledge in scholarly publishing by Emmanuel Boakye Emmanuel Boakye African Reproducibility Network (AREN) and Mahaletchumy ▶️ youtu.be/CoXJUMMsSZk

Impact Story: Our #LNL Sotonye Orji has led a one-day workshop on #open research practices for #Librarians at the University of Port Harcourt and Rivers State University in #Nigeria Full story here: africanrn.org/lnl-leads-trai…