May 2022
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This conference looked at the future of open research.
Took place following the introduction of elements of UKRI’s new open access policy from this April, it was an opportunity to examine the impact of the new regulations within the wider development of open research.
Areas for discussion included:
- next steps - UKRI priorities - open research cultures - partnerships - skills - funding and incentives
- research outputs - data sharing - intellectual property - open access - quality and reproducibility - infrastructure
- maximising impact - learning from the pandemic - national scientific and societal benefit - tackling global challenges - agility and responsiveness
- global dimension - the role of open research in international research cooperation - next steps for the relationship with the EU
We were pleased to be able to include keynote sessions with: Rachel Bruce, Head of Open Science, UKRI; Michael Arentoft, Deputy Head, Open Science Unit, European Commission; and Professor Geoffrey Boulton, Regius Professor of Geology Emeritus, University of Edinburgh, and Board Member, International Science Council.
The conference was an opportunity for stakeholders to consider the issues alongside key policy officials who attended from DfE; the IPO; Government Office for Science; DHSC; BEIS; the CMA; DAERA, NI; DoE, NI; the UKSA; and The Scottish Government.
