Description du projet
Des chercheurs, pas des gardiens
Avec la révolution numérique, la science tend à être de plus en plus ouverte. La coopération s’avère plus efficace que la concurrence, et le partage des connaissances fonctionne tout simplement mieux. Le projet OPUS (Open and Universal Science), financé par l’UE, renforcera la coordination entre les organismes de recherche et les organismes de financement de la recherche, afin de mettre en place un système qui incite les chercheurs à pratiquer une science ouverte et les récompense en conséquence. En se concentrant spécifiquement sur la réforme du système d’évaluation des recherches et des chercheurs, l’équipe procédera à un état des lieux complet de la documentation et des initiatives en faveur de la science ouverte, concevra une série d’interventions, développera des indicateurs et des mesures réalistes pour la science ouverte et les testera, puis exploitera les commentaires des parties prenantes en vue des prochaines actions.
Objectif
The Open and Universal Science (OPUS) project will develop coordination and support measures to reform the assessment of research and researchers at Research Performing Organisations (RPOs) and Research Funding Organisations (RFOs) towards a system that incentivises and rewards researchers to practise Open Science.
We understand the term ‘Open Science’ to refer to practices providing open access to research outputs, early and open sharing of research, participation in open peer-review, measures to ensure reproducibility of results, involving all stakeholders in cocreation. We henceforth in this proposal employ this interpretation of Open Science with a specific focus on reforming the research(er) assessment system to incentivise and reward researchers to take up these practices.
OPUS employs a three-tiered approach to ensure representation and consensus building of key stakeholder groups in the Open Science ecosystem: (1) our large project consortium consists of researcher organisations, RPOs, RFOs, industry organisations, and experts in project management, public relations, and Open Science (2) a series of stakeholder engagement sessions will be held with the broader community to gather input and validate key project deliverables (3) an Advisory Board of key representatives will ensure expert oversight and links to the community.
• Objective 1: Conduct a comprehensive state-of-the-art on existing literature and initiatives for Open Science
• Objective 2: Develop a comprehensive set of interventions to implement Open Science at RPOs and RFOs
• Objective 3: Develop realistic indicators and metrics to monitor and drive Open Science at RPOs and RFOs
• Objective 4: Test the interventions and indicators and metrics via action plans in pilots at RPOs and RFOs
• Objective 5: Utilise a stakeholder-driven feed-back loop to develop, monitor, refine, and validate actions
• Objective 6: Synthesise outcomes into policy briefs and a revised OS-CAM2 for research(er) assessment
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