The mission statement of the Open Science Committee is to:
encourage and support transparency, accessibility, collaboration, and engagement in the field of non-clinical computed tomography (CT) research. Through NOCTURN we endeavor to develop an inclusive environment with community-driven guidelines and best practices for the free sharing of non-clinical tomography resources – fostering innovation and progress for the ethical advancement of society with open science as a fundamental aspect.
The Open Science Committee’s mission statement was written by committee member Rich Johnston and won the majority in a committee-wide vote.
Members
| Last | First | Institution |
|---|---|---|
| Boyer | Doug | Duke |
| Chase | Morgan | AMNH |
| Donatelli | Cassandra | Chaptman University |
| Gignac | Paul | University of Arizona |
| Gila | Brent | University of Florida |
| Gleiber | Devora | Texas State University San Marcos |
| Goetz | Freya | Smithsonian Museum of Natural History |
| Gray | Jaimi | University of Florida |
| Hall | Alex | Thermo Fisher Scientific |
| Harris | Will | Zeiss |
| Hill | Jennifer | Smithsonian Museum of Natural History |
| Hurdle* | Kelsi | New York Institute of Technology |
| Jacisin | John | UT Austin |
| Ketcham | Rich | UT Austin |
| Lynch | Leigha | Midwestern University |
| Maga | Murat | University of Washington |
| Maisano | Jessie | University of Texas |
| Marchant | Stephen | Medilumine |
| Martin-Silverstone | Liz | Bristol University |
| Porri | Teresa | Cornell University |
| Smith | Heather | Midwestern University |
| Stanley | Edward | University of Florida |
| Watanabe | Aki | New York Institute of Technology |
| Waters | Alex | Northwestern University |
| Wescott | Daniel | Texas State University |
| Winchester | Julie | Duke |
| Yoakum | Caitlin | Arkansas Colleges of Health Education |
Recent Blog Posts by the Open Science Committee
- New NoCTURN Manuscript!
Check out the latest NoCTURN manuscript recently published by Royal Society Open Science! “A FAIR narrative on open science: when, who, what and how of computed tomography and the NoCTURN network” examines the global impact of NoCTURN on the development… Read more: New NoCTURN Manuscript! - Mollusk Collection Lab Tech at Science Museum of Minnesota
The Biology Department is seeking a Mollusk Collection Lab Tech I to help digitize and make accessible a collection of approximately 9,000 Minnesota mollusk specimens and their records. The Mollusk Collection Lab Tech I executes the organization and digitization of the… Read more: Mollusk Collection Lab Tech at Science Museum of Minnesota - Open CT Facilities – NYIT Visualization Center
Location – Old Westbury, NY, USA CT Scanner – Bruker SkyScan 1173 Facility Contact – Kelsi Hurdle, Lab Manager, khurdle@nyit.edu Written by Simone Hoffmann, Julia Molnar, and Kelsi Hurdle Facility Overview What inspired the creation of an open access facility? Over the… Read more: Open CT Facilities – NYIT Visualization Center - Member Spotlight – Freya Goetz
Title: Museum Specialist at the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural HistoryORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5696-4333Website: https://naturalhistory.si.edu/staff/freya-goetzNoCTURN Involvement: Open Science Committee “NoCTURN is wonderful because it is aimed at improving approaches to CT and open science. The group is collaborative and incredibly welcoming”… Read more: Member Spotlight – Freya Goetz