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SUMMARY:Open Research webinar
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DESCRIPTION:In this session we will introduce you to the Office for Open 
 Research at our University\, highlighting some of the recently funded Op
 en Research activities supported via our Open Research Fellowships and o
 ur Open Research Accelerator funding scheme. We will also cover some of 
 the recent activities of the UK Reproducibility Network that have been l
 ed by our University\, and signpost upcoming Open Research events organi
 sed by our University's grass roots Open Research group.\n\nOpen researc
 h is a movement to make the research process more transparent\, by advoc
 ating for the adoption of a broad range of research practices. The goal 
 is to make research more robust\, addressing concerns around reproducibi
 lity and research integrity. Open research is increasingly expected by r
 esearch funders\, and is supported by organisations including UKRI\, the
  Wellcome Trust and the European Commission. Central to the open researc
 h movement is working to create a responsible research environment valui
 ng equality\, diversity and inclusion. It is relevant to the public\, wh
 o are able to freely read a greater proportion of the scientific literat
 ure thanks to the open access publishing movement. Open Research also ai
 ms to improve scientific efficiency\, since advocating for the free flow
  of information allows researchers to freely build on the work of others
 .\n\nOur speakers are:\n\n1.	Andrew Stewart (Institutional Lead for Open
  and Reproducible Research\, Professor of Cognitive Science)\n\n2.	Scott
  Taylor (Head of Research Services and the Office for Open Research)\n\n
 The session will be chaired by Nicky Cullum (Associate Dean for Research
  and Innovation\, Health Sciences).\n\nFor any queries\, please contact 
 Lauren.Tempelman@manchester.ac.uk.\n
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