The term “replication crisis” emphasizes that replication, a corner stone in science, is often considered of secondary importance. If we want to fight this phenomena it is important to conduct research using practices that promote the possibility to do that. The open science movement not only offers you a way to get credited for your work (see this post on open access for more), but also tries to solve the problem of replicability

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This is a small description of the picture: The term “replication crisis” emphasizes that replication, a corner stone in science, is often considered of secondary importance. If we want to fight this phenomena it is important to conduct research using practices that promote the possibility to do that. The open science movement not only offers you a way to get credited for your work (see this post on open access for more), but also tries to solve the problem of replicability