Open Research Award celebrates open research practices
The University of Groningen Library and the Open Science Community Groningen organize the second edition of the annual Open Research Award. The award celebrates the many ways in which academics make their research more accessible, transparent or reproducible.
The call for submissions is open until 1 September 2021, 12:00 p.m. (noon).
Submissions should reflect on the successful or challenging use of 'open' practices throughout the research cycle.
Researchers and students can submit a case study for a chance to win 500 euros.
Event 'Celebrating openness' on 28 October
On 28 October the event 'Celebrating Openness' will take place featuring keynotes, lightning talks by three awards winners, and a panel discussion.
More information
- Submission guidelines
- Submission form
- Contact: openresearchaward rug.nl
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