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Theme:

Open Research - publications, data and beyond (RS)

About this course:

This course will be delivered ONLINE and a joining link will be sent to you beforehand.

Open research comprises openness throughout the research cycle, through collaborative working and sharing, and making research methodology, software, code, and equipment freely available online, along with instructions for using it.

Open research includes making publications freely available online (open access), in addition to the underlying research data (open data).

Open access to research publications and research data makes them more visible.

This can lead to greater impact, higher citations, and can stimulate new research opportunities and collaborations.

Good practice in research data management is an integral part of research excellence.

This session will provide an overview of Open Research, including what it is, its benefits, and why it is relevant.

You will learn how to make your research publications open access and how to preserve and share your research data, as well as understanding the requirements of the University, research funders, and publishers.

Learning outcomes:

As a result of attending this course, you will be able to:.

- Understand the Open Research landscape and the benefits of Open Research.

- Know how to make your publications and research data open access.

- Better understand the requirements of the research funders, the University, and publishers.

- Know who to contact regarding your Open Research queries.

Who should attend this course:

All academic staff (post-doctoral researchers should have at least 3 years worth of research experience) who are interested in Open Research.

Presenter(s):

Chris Tibbs, Caroline Huxtable/Imogen Ward-Smith

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