Resources

Author

Ineke Luijten

Published

January 14, 2025


Reports & documents/articles/books

Reports & documents
  • National roadmap for Open Science. SUHF, 13/09/2022, Ref SU-850-005-17
    This roadmap clarifies the responsibilities of higher education institutions and the measures needed to accelerate work on open access to research data and research results.
  • National guidelines for Open Science. The National Library of Sweden (KB), 15/01/2024, ISBN 978-91-7000-492-6
    Guidelines to provide support and guidance for different stakeholders in Sweden who have overarching responsibility in the transition to open science.
  • Good Research Practice 2024. The Swedish Research Council (VR), 2024, ISBN 978-91-89845-08-4
    Good Research Practice 2024 provides orientation in the ethical principles and regulations that are important for research, and clarifies the responsibility that different actors have (currently only available in Swedish).
  • Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment. CoARA, 20/07/2022
    Agreement establishing a common direction for research assessment reform: the assessment of research, researchers and research organisations recognises the diverse outputs, practices and activities that maximise the quality and impact of research.
  • San Fransisco Declaration on Research Assessment. DORA, 2021
    A declaration developed to improve the ways in which the outputs of scholarly research are evaluated.
  • Amsterdam Declaration on Funding Research Software Sustainability. Research Software Alliance, 09/09/2024
    A declaration to raise awareness of the role of funding practice in the sustainability of research software, and to improve that practice.
Articles
Books
  • The philosophy of Open Science. Sabina Leonelli (31/07/2023) ISBN 9781009416368
    This book examines the role played by OS principles and practices within contemporary research and how this relates to the epistemology of science.
  • Open Science: the very idea. Frank Miedema (2022). ISBN 978-94-024-2115-6
    This book provides a broad context for the understanding of current problems of science and of the different movements aiming to improve the societal impact of science and research.
  • Radical solutions and Open Science. Daniel Burgos (editor) (2020). ISBN 978-981-15-4276-3
    This book presents how Open Science is a powerful tool to boost Higher Education. It presents radical, transgenic solutions for recurrent and long-standing problems in Higher Education.

Repositories

  • Figshare
    A provider of open research repository infrastructure, helping organizations and researchers with sharing, showcasing and managing their research outputs in a discoverable, citable, reportable and transparent way.
  • Zenodo
    An open-access repository developed by CERN that enables researchers in all disciplines to share, publish, and preserve research outputs, including datasets, software, papers, and presentations.
  • Researchdata.se
    A new Swedish national portal for research data currently under development by SND (portal launch early 2025).
  • Re3data
    A global registry of research data repositories, helping researchers, funding organizations, and institutions find and identify suitable repositories for storing and accessing research data

Tools

Data managament
Publishing
  • Swepub
    A national database of research publications that contains metadata from publications at higher education institutions, research authorities, and other research institutes in Sweden.
  • Publicera
    A platform for Swedish scholarly open access journals.
  • SciFree
    Providing digital infrastructure for 100% Open Access and Open Science, ensuring the work of researchers and libraries retains its value and reach.
  • Review Commons
    A platform for high-quality journal-independent peer review in the life sciences.

Licensing

  • Creative Commons
    Creative Commons licenses give everyone from individual creators to large institutions a standardized way to grant the public permission to use their creative work under copyright law.

Further training

In-person
  • An introduction to intellectual property rights in an academic context. The Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship (SSES)
    This course aims to enable the participants to get a broad overview of intellectual property rights and discuss how they can be used to support and impact academic research.
  • Introduction to data management practices. National Bioinformatics Infrastructure Sweden (NBIS)
    This course introduces important aspects of Research Data Management for researchers that want to take the first steps towards a more systematic and reproducible approach to analysing and managing research data.
  • Training material made FAIR by design. ELIXIR
    A 2 days course based on the FAIR training handbook and “10 simple rules to make material FAIR”, aiming to introduce participants with a theoretical & hands-on approach to designing FAIR training material.
Self-paced
  • The Open Science Training Handbook. Open Science EU - FOSTER
    The handbook aims at supporting educators of Open Science, intended as a helpful guide on how to forward knowledge on Open Science principles to networks, institutions, colleagues, and students.
  • FAIR training handbook. ELIXIR FAIR training focus group
    A handbook designed to provide guidance on how to FAIRify training material.
  • FAIR-by-design microlearning. Skills4EOSC
    A guide through the main stages of the FAIR-by-Design Methodology that will help with creating FAIR learning materials.