Open Science promotes a more transparent, collaborative and accessible approach to research. It aims to make research outputs (publications, data, software and methods etc.) FAIR (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable) and 'as open as possible and as closed as necessary'.
Open Science helps increase the visibility, accessibility and reuse of research, supports reproducibility, encourages collaboration and enhances the societal impact of publicly funded research.
At the University of Luxembourg, Open Science is embedded throughout the research lifecycle and supported through institutional policies, infrastructure and services.
- Open Access is supported through the ORBilu institutional repository with a mandate.
- The RDM Principles affirm our shared commitment to responsible research data practices and set out the values across our institution.
- The Open Science Working Group promotes the development of Open Science practices across the University and supports institutional discussions on policies, infrastructure, training and researcher needs. The working group is led by Dr Helena Korjonen (LLC) and Dr Inma Peral (FSTM) and benefits from the expert contributions of researchers and support staff.
- Various events, workshops, training and lectures take place throughout the year and recordings can be viewed here and find via ORBilu.
- The Open Science & research helpdesk can be reached via ORBilu (at) uni.lu or using the contact us link on ORBilu.
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