Paola Masuzzo
@pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
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Full-time data scientist, part-time independent researcher. Interested in Open Science practices, open data, scholarly communication, penguins, ducks, and a lot of coffee. Feminist. Surviving triple negative breast cancer. Vice-president of onData. 🤖 🐧🦆 ☕
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This is so cool!
watty62.bsky.social
Proud to be the originator of "Open Charlatans Register" at Open Data Camp (@odcamp.uk) today.

Brilliantly captured here by @drawnalism.com's Royston!
A sketch note of an unconference session portraying 'Tackling the Malaise" and portraying a man on a shrinks couch, Donald Trump, a Flying V guitar and much more.
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beatricealex.bsky.social
Happy 10th Anniversary to the JOHD: openhumanitiesdata.metajnl.com. It's wonderful to celebrate open access to humanities data as supported by this journal. And thank you for inviting me to speak about our work www.hiddenheritages.ai where we provide access to digitised Irish and Gaelic folktales.
Decoding Hidden Heritages
Explore the shared linguistic and cultural heritage of Ireland and Scotland
www.hiddenheritages.ai
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
"Can" relates to the competence of the person relied on, “try” to her intentions: the person relies on must have some capacity to complete the relevant action, and she must intend to do so.
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
This is such an interesting perspective.
Go read the article, it's absolutely worth it.

"to rely on someone to perform some action is to be disposed to act and believe under the assumption that this person can and tries to complete this action. /
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olivia.science
> “I’m working on my Sunday column and I’m going to play bridge this afternoon,” she told one reporter, “so I don’t have time to read all this crap.”

Literally an icon and not only excellent social media disposition but also a natural on "media training"
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
These are stunning!
alleninstitute.org
Open science is not just for researchers. Artist @kindracrick.com created these beautiful neuron portraits with inspiration from Ramón y Cajal's drawings and reference images from our Cell Types Database.

#OpenScienceWeek
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alleninstitute.org
✨ The Art of Open Science ✨

This beautiful crossstitch was created by Leah Blankenship, an undergraduate student at the @uoregon.bsky.social! This meticulously embroidered art uses data from our Allen Brain Reference Atlases.

#OpenScienceWeek
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pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
I love the university world. And I hate it at the same time. Can we do something different altogether? How could we fund this something else? What can we build from the bottom? I have little answers, but these are the questions I'd like to hear and talk about.
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
This makes a lot of sense. But I'm also really talking about challenging the status quo and presenting, wherever possible, alternative spaces and methodologies for research practices. /
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
So the question today - like on a lot of days - is: what's the most important thing you could be working on right now? Or talking about right now? And if you are not doing it, then what are you doing?

#OpenScience cannot mean what it meant 10 years ago.
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
#Research was supposed to save us. It's clear, to me, that it failed miserably. It just can't do it anymore. Not in its current shape and terms. And these terms aren't bound to change any time soon. /
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
This is me urging #OpenScience and #OpenData advocates and activists out there to change the conversation. It's 2025 and the world is burning alive. Metaphorically and not. /
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
We talked about it all. We've been talking about it for decades. Things that were bound to shift, shifted. And things that didn't, aren't going to shift anymore. And this is not me being pessimistic, no. /
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
We talked about licenses, preprints, repositories, #OpenAccess. We talked about changing the rewarding system, building spaces to enable good practices, better practices. /
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
Not that I don't appreciate people speaking up for #OpenScience, but I can't help but notice that a lot of the advocacy nowadays looks exactly what it looked like 5 or perhaps even 10 years ago. /
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csvconf.bsky.social
Bologna 2025! #csvconf #commallama
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
Delirium tremens at its best
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
#marconiexpress colpisce anche al ritorno. Tempi di attesa ai tornelli di almeno 50 minuti. Bus sostitutivo in corso. La buona amministrazione.
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
The only way to close off this long, rich thread is with a picture of my #OpenData friends in Italy! @dennisangemi.bsky.social @aborruso.bsky.social @mcx83.bsky.social @puntofisso.bsky.social @ingmmo.bsky.social @matteofortini.bsky.social @giorgialodi.bsky.social

Thank you, #csvconf ❤️‍🔥
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
We're done! Those little straws in the middle? Those are trees! Five colors, five species! Each ball is 5% and overall we're showing percentages of planted trees in Boston I forgot when! Making data sculptures is fun! #csvconf #csvconfv19
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
We're closing @csvconf.bsky.social with a data sculpture activity! #csvconf #csvconfv9
pcmasuzzo.bsky.social
The focus on multi language diversity is spot on. This is such important work. Keep an eye on the Mozilla Data Collective, launching in mere 5 days from now!
#csvconf #csvconfv9