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Open research: principles and practices (online)
What is open research and why does it matter?
This workshop will introduce the concept of open research, and explore opportunities for implementing open research principles into your own practice. It will cover open access publishing, open data, open source software, open peer review and tools and techniques to help you discover open access materials.
By the end of the workshop, you will be able to:
- Define key concepts of open research
- Describe the benefits of open research for researchers, institutions and society
- Assess how open reseach practices align with and support your chosen research methodology
- Identify and apply relevant open research practices and locate sources of support and guidance to help you implement them effectively.
Researcher Development Framework
This workshop fits the Open research and Responsible RDF categories. Use this to track your development needs.
About the facilitator
The Library Research Support team support researchers at all levels across the University. They offer bookable one-to-one sessions tailored to suit your specific research needs, run various group training workshops, and organise seminars and events to engage with the research community on campus.
About this theme
Learn workshops get you thinking about the knowledge, methods and skills you need to conduct your research and deliver outcomes.
Target audience
Early career researchers, academics and PGRs.
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