Open science recommendation and checklist for research, development and innovation activities in collaboration between research organisations and companies

Mikkonen, Anna; Kärki, Anne; Lattu, Annina; Puhakka-Tarvainen, Helena; Lehtivuori, Heli; Stormi, Inka; Lahti, Leo; Söderholm, Maria; Päällysaho, Seliina; Coordination, National Open Science and Research

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“…The collection of information from the surveys about digital infrastructure in partner universities in the Alliance leads to the second step, the detection of possible sharing of the infrastructure and/or creating of synergies (Synergy Definition & Meaning, 2020) of current and future digital infrastructures underpinning open science (Mikkonen et al, 2022).…”

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“…The European Commission states that it includes major scientific equipment, sets of instrument collections, scientific data computing systems and other infrastructure of a unique nature. The most important thing is that the EC wants to make it open and accessible to all researchers and external users in Europe and beyond (Mikkonen, 2022).…”

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“…This is the next step for Open Science for future generations. These days, we can say that Open Science is about sharing scientific resources (research data) through physical and digital infrastructure (servers, clouds, computing systems, etc) (Mikkonen, 2022) (OpenAIRE | EOSC Association). Research infrastructure is something different, expensive and mainly dependent on the place where it is, so the sharing is paid and needs mobility.…”

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The Path Towards Pooling the European University Alliance Research Infrastructure

Lenkauskaitė

2024

Regional Formation and Development Studies

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This article uncovers opportunities and strategies on how to implement common measures allowing to boost academic excellence synergising access to digital research infrastructure and resources, to understand the current state of knowledge and identify gaps, contradictions and emerging trends, a conceptual framework that outlines the key theoretical constructs. Closed and open-question surveys were used to identify the path of pooling digital research infrastructure resources on the input of all partners in the consortium of the European Universities Alliance. The article is based on survey responses from nine universities across nine countries. The Alliance's partner universities have decided to collaborate by sharing physical and virtual resources, infrastructure and best practices. The article focuses on identifying university infrastructure, finding synergies between digital infrastructures, and exploring possibilities for sharing physical and virtual infrastructure. It highlights how the Alliance prioritises collaboration between partner universities and improves the overall entity by creating synergies of digital infrastructure. The conclusion suggests that the European Union's financial support for physical and digital infrastructure, as part of the R&I agenda, would help alliances deepen connections and collaboration with partners and stakeholders.

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2024

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“…Mikkonen et al. (2022) recommended putting into practice an open scientific approach in research, development and innovation collaborations between Finnish research groups and enterprises.…”

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Comparison of open science portals of India: web accessibility study

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to compare ten Open Science Portals in India. The comparison is made using the three primary parameters of accessibility, search engine optimization (SEO) and performance. This study aims to investigate whether the ten selected web portals efficiently meet the web accessibility requirements of the large population at an acceptable rate. Design/methodology/approach This study was performed by using the Siteimprove web tool to collect information about Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0. The online accessibility tools provided by Siteimprove make it simple to comply with and follow the global WCAG at all compliance levels. This study selected ten web portals taking into account the open accessibility and the web portals offered by the Indian Government to promote research and innovation. Findings The findings of this research will be beneficial for the government website designers, managers and administrators to assess their website’s level of compliance with accepted accessibility standards so they can make tactical choices to increase accessibility. Originality/value This study highlights the portals’ robust characteristic features and downsides, where improvement may be required. It also focused on how these portals help in promoting citizen science and public understanding of science nationwide.

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Open science recommendation and checklist for research, development and innovation activities in collaboration between research organisations and companies

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