Presentation explores the bidirectional relationship between Open Science and research assessment frameworks, suggesting mutual benefits.
Presentation at the RESSH conference Research evaluation and scientific autonomy under pressure, Firenze April 22-24 2026. The Open Science-research assessment binomial is bi-directional and can be read in both ways: what can a new research assessment framework do for Open Science and what Open Science can do for a new research assessment framework. Aim of this talk is to explore how Open Science can at the same time enable the change in the current research assessment framework and be fostered by it.
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