Lecture highlights open science principles and challenges in research assessment, suggesting it enhances transparency and integrity.
What is open science, and why does it matter for today’s research ecosystem? Does making research outputs openly available contribute to greater transparency, reproducibility and scientific integrity? This lecture will provide an introduction to the principles, values and key components of open science. Participants will explore its historical development, its objectives, and the challenges it faces, particularly in relation to research assessment and academic incentives.
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