2014
DOI: 10.25561/15558
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Imperial College London Submission to the RCUK Review on Open Access

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“…However, this additional work is not reflected in workloads in terms of an increase in the number of hours per year given for research (which in 'full capacity' workloads would require other tasks to be removed), or in changes to performance expectations of an explicit decrease in the number of publications expected per year. Complying with an open access requirement may only take about 30 minutes (Reimer, 2014), but conducting other open research practices (such as sharing materials, data, code, or preregistrations) would confer a much more significant time burden if expected or mandated in the same way. In the next section I provide several examples of how open research practices may lead to a significant increased time burden.…”
Section: Workload Creepmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, this additional work is not reflected in workloads in terms of an increase in the number of hours per year given for research (which in 'full capacity' workloads would require other tasks to be removed), or in changes to performance expectations of an explicit decrease in the number of publications expected per year. Complying with an open access requirement may only take about 30 minutes (Reimer, 2014), but conducting other open research practices (such as sharing materials, data, code, or preregistrations) would confer a much more significant time burden if expected or mandated in the same way. In the next section I provide several examples of how open research practices may lead to a significant increased time burden.…”
Section: Workload Creepmentioning
confidence: 99%