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I want to be an Open Scientist! Research evaluation and incentives to boost Open Science and research careers
Tanlongo, Federica; O’Neill, Gareth; Kurapati, Shalini et al.
2020
 

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Keywords :
Open Science; Research assessment; Research careers
Abstract :
[en] Everybody is talking about Open Science and FAIR data but can you really make a living (and a good career) out of it? Will my career get better if I FAIRify my data? Or will it just make my head ache? When someone will evaluate my research, will the fact that my data complies with all the Open Science best practices matter? Or am I just losing time I should rather spend publishing on whatever journal I can lay hands on? And where am I supposed to learn how to be fair and open anyway? The right answer to these questions is crucial to the career choices and expectations of many students and young researchers, yes, but it is also the point which can make the difference between succeeding or failing in establishing Open Science (and ultimately Good Science). To be able to shift the research evaluation system in Europe in order to produce quality and reliable data, to set up a working incentive system for individual researchers and organisations is one of the keys to a widespread uptake of Open Science and FAIR practices. And being so crucial a point, we believe that researchers, Research Infrastructures, scientific organisations should have a say in this. That’s why we proposed an interactive session where good ideas, innovative pilots, proposed policies from all across Europe were presented and discussed.
Disciplines :
Library & information sciences
Author, co-author :
Tanlongo, Federica
O’Neill, Gareth
Kurapati, Shalini
Lazzeri, Emma
Rentier, Bernard  ;  Université de Liège - ULiège > Département des sciences de la vie > Département des sciences de la vie
Language :
English
Title :
I want to be an Open Scientist! Research evaluation and incentives to boost Open Science and research careers
Alternative titles :
[en] Je veux être un chercheur ouvert ! Évaluation de la recherche et incitants pour promouvoir la Science Ouverte et les carrières de recherche
Publication date :
05 September 2020
Version :
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