The Library in the Information Ecosystem of Open Science

Redkina, N. S.

doi:10.3103/s0147688221040043

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“…It enhances data visibility, accessibility, and credibility within scholarly circles. Providing increased opportunities for collaboration, data discovery, and informed decision-making within institutions, it contributes to the advancement and integrity of academic and scientific pursuits (Redkina, 2021).…”

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Panda,

Kaur

2024

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Section: Impact On Academic and Scientific Communitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Panda,

Kaur

2024

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“…Entre los perfiles, que se destacan, se encuentran: 1) bibliotecario de datos -profesionales que se dedican completamente al trabajo con datos dentro de la biblioteca y a la orientación de investigadores en tareas de Gestión de Datos de Investigación (GDI)- (Springer, 2019); 2) administrador de metadatos -especialista en localizar y acceder a un conjunto de datos- (Redkina, 2021). A partir de los servicios y capacidades que han sido mencionados anteriormente, se realiza un compilado (figura 2) de las actividades que apoyan la ciencia abierta desde la biblioteca, así como las competencias que requiere el personal.…”

Section: Bibliotecas Y Ciencia Abiertaunclassified

CRAI de la Universidad del Rosario y la ciencia abierta

Reyes

Zorro

2022

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El Centro de Recursos para el Aprendizaje y la Investigación (CRAI) de la Universidad del Rosario ha sido reconocido como uno de los pioneros en la promoción de la ciencia abierta. En este trabajo se presenta el caso del centro: su experiencia y apoyo a la ciencia abierta, a través de sus servicios y la implementación de recursos como el repositorio institucional de datos de investigación; para ello, se contextualizan, previamente, los temas de ciencia abierta, financiación, así como políticas y manifiestos. Además, se analiza la temática de bibliotecas y la ciencia abierta —desde el entorno de servicios, competencias y perfiles bibliotecarios—. Los resultados muestran que varios factores han influido para que el CRAI apoye con éxito la ciencia abierta en su institución; entre los que se distinguen está el liderazgo, el cual se ve reflejado en la construcción de redes colaborativas con todas las dependencias de la universidad y la presencia de componentes como: cultura institucional entorno a la ciencia abierta, política institucional de ciencia abierta y constante financiación; esto le ha permitido mantenerse siempre a la vanguardia.

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“…parts of the digital infrastructure through the creation, stewardship, and curation of institutional and data repositories(Ogungbeni, Obiamalu, Ssemambo & Bazibu, 2018;Redkina, 2021;Robson et al, 2021;Tzanova, 2020).…”

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Weaving Open Dialogue Using Canada’s Open Science Roadmap Framework

Cunningham,

Kim

2024

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<p>Open science (OS) as a movement has transformative potential in making the process of scientific research transparent and collaborative as well as the outputs freely accessible to all in society. However, these opportunities and challenges are subject to biases and entrenched in power disparities. In addition, the very broad nature of open science also invokes challenges in having meaningful discussions. In 2020, the Government of Canada unveiled a national framework, Roadmap to Open Science, which provided overarching principles and recommendations to allow federal science to be open to all. The University of Toronto (U of T) used this national open science framework to guide an international group of researchers and librarians to discuss open science in practical terms and engage the audience in being part of the dialogue. The five high-level principles of People, Transparency, Inclusiveness, Collaboration, and Sustainability were used as the structure in order to guide discussions into the current state of open science practices on-the-ground in academia. The University of Toronto Library (UTL) partnered with the Centre for Research & Innovation Support (CRIS) to host engaging conversations in a series of five virtual panels, Open Science: Following the Roadmap for Research, held in November 2021. The panelists consisted of librarians, faculty, and researchers from local, national as well as international institutions and organizations. Two core considerations on developing the make-up of the panels were to ensure diversity amongst panelists and have librarians included in every panel. The conversations were thought-provoking and touched-on aspects such as who is included and excluded in the various stages in research, implications of funding and control, infrastructure, power dynamics, and preservation of information. This paper will discuss the open science panel series and common themes which emerged from the conversations.</p> <p> </p>

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The Library in the Information Ecosystem of Open Science

Cited by 10 publications

References 22 publications

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CRAI de la Universidad del Rosario y la ciencia abierta

Weaving Open Dialogue Using Canada’s Open Science Roadmap Framework

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