The Open Science working group at the University of Luxembourg (UL) has a formal mandate from the rectorate to advance research data management (RDM) and open science principles and practices through collaborative effort.
Our efforts involve:
- increasing awareness: about open science, open access, RDM and the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reuseable) principles
- capacity building: providing training and resources on RDM and open science practices, helping researchers to meet project, funder, and publisher requirements, supporting collaboration and networking across RDM and open science topics
- research infrastructure needs; seek out needs and ensure UL tools and services are fit for purpose to support RDM and open science practices
- promoting and advocating open science: e.g. increasing transparency in research, sharing of research output, embedding principles of open science in policies and improving visibility of UL research and researchers
- contact points; represent UL at the national and international level on open science and RDM topics, bridging to UL employees via our RDM Community of Practice (CoP).
If you have any questions or wish to join our RDM CoP please reach out to ORBilu@uni.lu
The Open Science working group consists of:
Prof. Emma Schymanski, FNR ATTRACT Fellow; Head of Environmental Cheminformatics, Special Advisor: Open Science & Research Data Management, Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
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Dr. Inma Peral, Team Leader for Research Facilitators, Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine
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Dr. Helena Korjonen, Librarian specialist scholarly communication and research process/open science, Luxembourg Learning Centre
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