STOICH Beta User Request 
By submitting this form, you are requesting access to the STOICH database as a Beta User. Beta Users are expected to read, agree to, and abide by the STOICH Project authorship guidelines. Additionally, we encourage Beta Users to join STOICH Project monthly meetings, and contribute meaningfully to the progress of STOICH by providing feedback as you explore the database.

STOICH Beta Users that have accessed, explored, and provided meaningful feedback on the STOICH database, prior to July 2024, may be asked to be a co-author on the STOICH database manuscript that will be published in conjunction with the public version of the STOICH database. 
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Please read the following STOICH Authorship Policy: 

MISSION STATEMENT: STOICH aspires to develop and make publicly available products that give fair credit to all participants involved in the work. We believe that:

- The determination of authorship should be transparent throughout the process from conception to publishing a final product.

- Our project should promote equity by working to confront and challenge long-standing biases in our disciplines.

- Authorship decisions can and should be used to promote the career development of trainees and early-career scholars.

- We strive for inclusivity in authorship opportunity and responsibility/accountability in authorship practice.

We will do this by:

- Having a centralized platform for proposing product ideas, soliciting coauthor contributions, and tracking the progress of all products.

- Creating a space at our regular meetings for conversations about possible products and collaborations. 

- Outlining examples of types of products we might produce and the disciplinary and project norms that govern how authorship of these products will be determined.

- Encouraging senior team members to model authorship accountability by example.

- Encouraging team members to discuss authorship responsibilities with manuscript leads.

- Proactively inviting students and post-docs to participate in collaborative projects that fall within their area(s) of interest.

- Acknowledging that our practices may need to adapt in response to changing or unexpected circumstances.

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Are you interested in joining STOICH project member meetings (referred to as "All-hands Meetings"), once-monthly, via zoom? *
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