The Sustainable and TrAnsparent Research data (STAR) study: Final report

Jessica Wheeler; Pen‐Yuan Hsing; Rosalind Strang; Lorna Duncan; Neil Jacobs

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21074846

June 30, 2026Open Access

The Sustainable and TrAnsparent Research data (STAR) study: Final report

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The aim was to assess the progress and challenges in implementing open research data (ORD) following the 2016 Concordat.
Collaboration with 21 diverse UK higher education institutions
Data collected through interviews, focus groups, site visits, and workshops
Analysis of barriers and facilitators to ORD implementation
Significant progress reported in ORD policy and infrastructure since 2016.
ORD activities remain exceptional rather than routine across research communities.
Major barriers include lack of familiarity with repository technologies and open data standards.

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Final report from the STAR project highlights advancements in open research data within UK higher education institutions, suggesting improvements for future implementations.

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