Reducing barriers to open science by standardizing practices and realigning incentives

Alvina Adimoelja and Advait Athreya
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Advait Athreya: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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Abstract: Open science can accelerate the pace of research and contribute to a more equitable society. However, the current culture of scientific research is not optimally structured to promote extensive sharing of a range of outputs. In this policy position paper, we outline current open science practices and key bottlenecks in their broader adoption. We propose that national science agencies create a digital infrastructure framework that would standardize open science principles and make them actionable. We also suggest ways of redefining research success to align better with open science, and to incentivize a system where sharing various research outputs is beneficial to researchers.

Date: 2022-07-12
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