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Contributors

The OS101 content was developed by the hard work of many people around the globe. The teams that have contributed are listed below in alphabetical order in each section. OS101 materials can be cited through the project’s Zenodo archive using DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10161527.

OS101 TOPS Curriculum Development 2022

These Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) are a global representation of Open Science experts. They contributed significantly to the early content of OS101, and created the online book Opensciency - A core open science curriculum by and for the research community, from which some of the OS101 content was adapted. Discover why these SMEs practice open science on the Open Science Stories page.

Ethos of Open Science

Yo Yehudi (Lead), Tomoko Bell, Ismael Kherroubi Garcia, Stephen Klusza, Mariana Meireles, Shamsuddeen Muhammad, Amber Osman, Miguel Silan

Open Data

Sara El-Gebali (Lead), Jannatul Ferdush, Pauline Karega, Siobhan Mackenzie Hall, Andrea Medina-Smith, Esther Plomp, Yuhan Rao, Hugh Shanahan

Open Software

James Powell (Lead), Cameron Riddell (Lead), Johanna Bayer, Taher Chegini, Sierra Brown, Yeo Keat Ee, Babatunde Onabajo, Ana Vaz

Open Science Tools and Resources

Shilaan Alzahawi (Lead), Batool Almarzouq, Flavio Azevedo, Saranjeet Kaur Bhogal, Melissa Black, Elli Papadopoulou, Rebecca Ringuette, Tyson Swetnam

Open Results

Natasha Batalha (Lead), Reina Camacho Toro, Elio Campitelli, Daniel Dunleavy, Anne Fouilloux, Michel Lacerda, Daniela Saderi, Malvika Sharan, Christopher Erdmann

Champions Curriculum Development 2023

TOPS Champions were selected as open science experts from across multiple NASA centers and across all NASA Science Divisions. The Champions help to promote TOPS and serve as an open science liaison for their centers. This team built off of previous OpenSciency content and made significant additions, edits, and/or updates to the ideas and written text in the corresponding module.

Ethos of Open Science

Cassie Conley (Lead), Paul Bremner (Co-Lead), Paige E. Martin

Open Tools and Resources

Katie Dejwakh (Lead), Michael Croteau (Co-Lead), Joshua Alwood, Richard Barry, Cedric David, Crystal Gummo, Lan Jian, Alicia Joseph, Avi Mandell, Teresa Miller

Open Data

Jessie Dotson (Lead), Brian Knosp (Co-Lead), Nereida Rodriguez Alvarez, Josh Alwood, Gao Chen, Carolyn Jordan, Karen Yuen

Open Code

Dan Whitt (Lead), Richard Barry (Co-Lead), Cassie Conley, Michael Croteau, Katie Dejwakh, Sara Edwards, Carolyn Jordan, Daniel Kaufman, Brian Knosp, Danny Mangosing, Kevin Sanchez, Leo Singer

Open Results

Natasha Batalha (Lead), Pam Marcum (Co-Lead), Michael Barker, Jennifer Burt, Maggie McAdam, Kristina Pistone

OS101 Content Revision 2023

This team built off of previous content and made significant additions, edits, and/or updates to the ideas and written text in the corresponding module. This team also took part in the creative direction of what content to include and how the content fits together within the module, and across modules.

Ethos of Open Science

Paul Bremner, Chelle Gentemann, Paige Martin, Demitri Muna, Yo Yehudi

Open Tools and Resources

Paul Bremner, Chelle Gentemann, Malcolm Glover, Paige Martin, James Munroe, Holly Norton

Open Data

Paul Bremner, Sara El-Gebali, Chelle Gentemann, Brian Knosp, Paige Martin, Demitri Muna

Open Code

Richard Barry, Paul Bremner, Chelle Gentemann, Paige Martin, Demitri Muna, Daniel Whitt

Open Results

Paul Bremner, Chelle Gentemann, Malcolm Glover, Paige Martin, Holly Norton, James Munroe, Malvika Sharan OS101 TOPS

Editors

Editors are those who have taken part in the creative direction and visioning of content across all modules, ensuring consistency and appropriate level of content throughout the curriculum.

Katherine Blanchette, Paul Bremner, Steve Crawford, Chelle Gentemann, Diana Ly, Paige Martin, Aaron McKinnon

Original Artwork and Graphics

Miki Huynh, Tanner Boeger

Reviewers

Reviewers are those who have reviewed the curriculum content and provided meaningful feedback.

Laura Acion, Laura Ascenzi, Mónica Alonso, Melissa Black, Julián Buede, James Colliander, Cassie Conley, Michael Croteau, Kylie Yui Dan, Katie Dejwakh, Emily Faber, Jesica Formoso, J.L. Galache, Shannon Gant, Chelle Gentemann, Monica Granados, Pen-Yuan Hsing, SherAaron Hurt, Ian Jian, Logan Kilpatrick, Sheikh Mahtab, Avi Mandell, Pamela Marcum, Brian Nosek, Paola Lefer, Patricia Loto, Paz Míguez, Nicolás Palopoli, Rachel E. Paseka, Romina Pendino, Iván Poggio, Fernando Perez, Junellie Gonzalez Quiles, Mariela Rajngewerc, Disha Sardana, Malvika Sharan, Leo Singer,Irene Vazano, Qiusheng Wu

TOPS Community Panel

The TOPS Community Panel reviews and provides input on NASA’s strategy for transitioning to open-source science and has provided extensive input into OS101 from formulation through release.

James Colliander, Monica Granados, Kelsey Hightower, Pen-Yuan Hsing, Logan Kilpatrick, Brian Nosek, Fernando Perez, Malvika Sharan, Gloria Washington, Qiusheng Wu, SherAaron Hurt, H. Justin Ballenger,

TOPS OS101 Curriculum Development Management at NASA's Ames Research Center

This team manages the curriculum content creation and the work to facilitate content dissemination, such as managing development of an OS101 online course. In addition, everyone on this team serves as copy editors across the entire curriculum.

  • Diana Ly – Project Manager
  • Katherine Blanchette – Deputy Project Manager
  • Marcia Higgins - Project Support
  • Porsche Parker – Project Support

Former members:

  • Vandhana Lal – Deputy Project Manager
  • Natasha Batalha – Project Scientist
  • Cassie Conley – Project Scientist
  • Pamela Marcum – Project Scientist
  • Caroline Dang – Project Support
  • Sara Edwards – Project Support
  • Kristina Pistone – Project Support

TOPS Project Management Office at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center

This team manages the coordination, digital resources, and communication for the NASA Transform to Open Science initiative, including the overseeing of the entire TOPS project and curriculum development and implementation.

  • Amanda Adams - Communications Lead
  • Paul Bremner - Project Scientist
  • Brian Ressler - Digital Content and GitHub Specialist
  • Adam Farragut - Education and Outreach Specialist
  • Jaclyn Stursma - Internal Communications Specialist
  • Shannon Gant - PM, Consultant
  • Myra Chandler - Budget Analyst
  • Dave Meyer - Science Projects Branch, Branch Manager
  • Genevieve Vigil - Deputy Project Scientist
  • Kaitlyn Hedderman - TOPS Project Manager

Former members:

  • Kaylin Bugbee - Project Scientist
  • Edward (Kyle) Westbrook - Project Coordinator
  • Kimberly (Shawn) McEniry - Science and Technology Communications Strategist

TOPS Team at NASA Headquarters

This team is responsible for the overall vision and scope of the TOPS initiative. The team is part of the Office of the Chief Science Data Officer for the Science Mission Directorate.

  • Kevin Murphy - Chief Science Data Officer
  • Steve Crawford - Program Executive
  • Chelle Gentemann - Program Scientist
  • Paige Martin - Support Scientist
  • Holly Norton - TOPS Liaison
  • Malcolm Glover - Equity and Community Engagement Coordinator
  • Kevin Ward
  • Emily Cassidy
  • Katie Baynes

Former members:

  • Cyndi Hall - TOPS Community Coordinator
  • Yvonne Ivey-Parker - TOPS Equity Lead
  • Isabella Martinez - TOPS Content Coordinator
  • Yaitza Luna-Cruz - OCSDO Coordinator and TOPST Program Officer

Some early material was developed under a NASA grant to the AGU #80NSSC22K0734 PI: Shelley Stall.

The structure of use, make, share was inspired by the GoDAN MOOC. Parts of Module, Lesson 2 incorporate (with citation) the excellent checklists they provide: GODAN Action. (2019, December 20). GODAN Action Online Course on Open Data Management in Agriculture and Nutrition (Version v1.0). Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3588148

NOTE: We have done our best to acknowledge all those who have contributed. Please notify us if you find an error so that we may correct it.