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The aim is to educate early career researchers on the benefits and myths of open science and open access.

June 5, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Open Science and Open Access for Early Career Researchers

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The aim is to educate early career researchers on the benefits and myths of open science and open access.
Two-hour workshop conducted on June 3rd from 10-12 (BST) with interactive learning.
Facilitated by Dr. Elena Nichele and others from Lincoln International Business School.
Includes quizzes, hands-on activities, and exploration of tools like Zenodo and ORCID.
Participants gain knowledge of open science principles and tools such as OpenAIRE.
Improved understanding of open-access models and their benefits for early career researchers.

Abstract

The presentations entitled Open Science/Open Access: Benefits and myths for ECRs is a guide to a two-hour workshop, on June 3rd 10-12 (BST). This workshop is funded by the The British Academy Development Fund award. The session will be facilitated by Dr Elena Nichele, as a recipient of The British Academy Development Fund award, with co-applicants Dr Loice Natukunda and Dr Thảo (Sophie) Nguyễn from Lincoln International Business School - University of Lincoln. The session will be delivered by Dr Norman Mukasa from CBS International Business School, with interactive learning, quizzes, and hands-on activities exploring tools such as Zenodo, ORCID, and OpenAIRE, alongside open-access models and key principles of open research practice.

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