ALT Two groups of FORRT members were recently awarded funding by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) Open Science Fund for two new projects: 1) Promoting Open Science Teaching: A Positive, Inclusive and Participatory Program for Educators (POST-Edu). Team: Leticia Micheli, Madeleine Pownall, Helena Hartmann, Thomas Rhys Evans, & Karen Matvienko-Sikar. 2) JUST-OS for all: An AI-based chatbot for navigating Open Science resources. Team: Rink Hoekstra, Nina Schwarzbach, Vera Heiniga, Flavio Azevedo, Michiel van der Ree. FORRT was also one of the eight recipients of funding from the Open Infrastructure Fund. The project "Improving accessibility and usability of FORRT’s Open Educational Resources" aims to improve the usability and accessibility of the FORRT website and open educational resources to make it easier for people to utilize and benefit from the rich trove of community-developed resources. Well done everyone

ALT We are thrilled to present our new syllabus and lecture slides (with script) on the Credibility Revolution/Replication Crisis based on our previous article. The course aims to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the challenges and transformative changes brought about by the replication crisis in psychological science. The course includes critical topics such as the replication crisis, the credibility revolution, embedding open science into the curriculum, and the role of incentives for researchers, journals, and funders. If you are interested in teaching this course, please see here for lecture slides (and a script) which you can use. FORRT welcomes any feedback you have on this new syllabus and lecture slides! Get in touch here: https://forrt.org/feedback/. Have you got any ideas for a new syllabus and/or lecture slides? We want to hear from you!

ALT Project Updates FORRT's Team Summaries under new leadership From January 2024, FORRT's Team Summaries will be co-led by the amazing Yu-Fang Fang, Aleksandrina Skvortsova and Giorgia Andreolli. We are very enthusiastic for this new phase of Team Summaries and thankful to the co-leads who accepted to lead this project! Stay tuned for more news about Team Summaries and for calls for collaborators! Call for Collaborators Team Outreach is looking for collaborators who have experience and like to create and edit videos. If this is you, get in touch with Kelly Lloyd via Slack. We look forward to hearing from you! Events and Meetings On 17th January, John Shaw represented Team Neurodiversity by presenting the team's work at the ReproducibiliTea journal club at the University of Portsmouth. The title of the talk was 'Navigating Academia as Neurodivergent Researchers: Promoting Neurodiversity with Open Scholarship.'

ALT News from our partner organizations Help the Center for Open Science by participating in brief informal interviews The Center for Open Science (COS) has received an award from NSF’s Pathways to Open Source Ecosystem (POSE) to develop with research communities tools that support open scholarship practices through maturing the Open Science Framework’s (OSF) open-source ecosystem. COS is looking for people interested in participating in brief interviews to help them understand how to create the most rewarding mutually beneficial developer community possible. Are you a leader or participant in an Open Source Developer community? Or have you used COS's API to create integrations into the OSF? If you are available to offer insight, click here to access the calendar to schedule a time for the interview: https://calendly.com/d/5d2-h78-y4t/osf-developer-community-informational-interview?month=2024-02