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SUMMARY:V6: Establishing a Constructive Error Culture in Science: Scaling 
 Up Transparency and Trust
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Johannes Vosskuhl\, Maximilian Frank\n\nIn the scien
 tific process\, errors are inevitable. However\, academic science often la
 cks a constructive approach to handling them\, particularly in the context
  of data sharing. The fear of stigmatization when errors are uncovered—w
 hether through peer review\, replication\, or after data sharing—often d
 eters researchers from embracing transparency. This fear undermines the ad
 option of open science practices and impedes the advancement of reliable\,
  reproducible science. We therefore argue that merely providing tools and 
 services for the correction of errors is insufficient\; instead we need a 
 paradigm shift towards a positive error culture in academia. This worksho
 p addresses these challenges by focusing on concrete actions that can fost
 er a constructive error culture in the research community\, particularly t
 hrough enhanced research data management (RDM) infrastructure. Our aim is 
 to shift the narrative from penalizing error detection to using errors as 
 opportunities for learning and improvement.Sharing Experiences and Identif
 ying Barriers: Participants will openly discuss the challenges and fears t
 hat prevent data sharing\, particularly when errors are detected. These di
 scussions will include personal experiences with existing RDM infrastructu
 re\, focusing on identifying what works\, what doesn’t\, and where gaps 
 remain. By sharing these insights\, we can better understand what stops re
 searchers from embracing transparency and develop strategies to overcome t
 hese barriers. This collection will be documented using an online whiteboa
 rd.\nEvaluating Existing Infrastructures: We will examine infrastructures 
 currently supporting data sharing (such as those developed within the Nati
 onale Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) in Germany as well as other plat
 forms) and discuss how they help or hinder a constructive error culture. W
 hat infrastructure elements foster transparency\, and where do they fall s
 hort? This dialogue will provide an opportunity to assess what is needed t
 o go one step forward towards an improved and more constructive error cult
 ure in science.\nThis workshop will place a seed to (re-)evaluate error cu
 lture in science with an emphasis on overcoming barriers to data sharing. 
 The content of the workshop is among other sources based in this preprint 
 by the same authors: Frank\, M.\, Hesselmann\, F.\, Jolliffe\, J.\, Miller
 \, B.\, Vosskuhl\, J.\, & Zänkert\, S. (2024\, September 13). Error Needs
  Culture! Advancing Data Sharing by Acknowledging Mistakes. https://doi.or
 g/10.31219/osf.io/kruhn\nThis event was part of the Data Days Niedersachse
 n - Day 2. An overview of the entire program can be found here:\nhttps://f
 dm-nds.de/index.php/en/data-days-2024-eng/\nThe Data Days Niedersachsen we
 re organized by the State Initiative Research Data Management Lower Saxony
  (FDM-NDS). FDM-NDS is a collaborative project under the umbrella of Hochs
 chule.digital Niedersachsen and is funded as part of zukunft.niedersachsen
 \, a funding program from the Lower Saxony Ministry of Science and Culture
  (MWK) and VolkswagenStiftung.\n\nhttps://events.academiccloud.de/event/39
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